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COLONY TENNIS TITLE

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1937.

UNCONVINCING DISPLAY

DISPLAY GIVEN BY SIRDAR RUMJAHN

Grose Defeated In Second Round

LEE WAI TONG WINS

3. A. Runjahn, strongest con- tender for the Colony open singles Lennis title survived the second found when he met and defeated F... Grose yesterday. The winner played in unconvincing manner.

Though in the absence of Tsui Wal-pul, the holder, who is likely to withdraw from the tournament because of his Dayls Cup engage- ment and who will have been favoured by his many supporters to retain the champlonamp again this year, Rumjahn's showing yes- terday, however, did not promise well for his chances.

Helped by the numerous takes made by Grose and showing now and then his former brilliance, Rumjahn. finally won by the mar- gin of 6-3, 7-5.

The only other championship match of the day was that be- tween Wong Fuk-nam and Y. H. Ho. After a good struggle the former won by the scores of 8-2, B-4

Keen and enjoyable tennis was number of the Club seen in a tournament games.

The results of yesterday's play were:-

Open Singles

Lee Wal-tong beat J. F. Leys. 6-0, 7-5

S. A. Rumjahn beat F. Grose, 6-3, 7-5.

Club Mixed Doubles

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sullivan re- ceived a walk-over from Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Valentine.

GRAND NATIONAL

Police Club Sweep

Draw Results"

The Hong Kong Police

од the Grand National Draw Sweep resulted as follows:-

Golden Miler Royal Mail

Dawmar

Didorig

HOME FOOTBALL FORECAST

(BY · RANGER)

The following are the English and Scottish League fixtures to be played on March 20. The teams in bold types are tipped to win

Our Home Football correspondent wishes to announce that as from this week the scores of the first round matches will be in- cluded in our weekly forecast, and these will be given in bracket.

FIRST DIVISION

ASTON VILLA (3) Bradford C. (0) apri BURNLEY :(2) Chesterfield (1) COVENTRY C. (3) Doncaster R. (0)

v. Liverpool (2) v. "Chelsea (1) V. Stoke C. (2)

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Club

M

ARSENAL (3) Bolton W. (2) BRENTFORD (0) Derby Co, (0) Everton (1)

V. Birmingham (1)

Mileage.

100

v. W. Brom. A (0)

80

v. Middlesbrough (3)

215

v. Charlton A. (2)

115

v. Manchester C. (4)

20

6034

3080

What Have You?'........ Ready Cash

123

0858

De La Neige

8074

... 6982

HUDDERSFIELD T. (0)... Manchester U. (2) PRESTON NE. (0) SHEFFIELD W. (2) SUNDERLAND (3) WOLVES (1)'

v. Portsmouth (1)

200

...y. GRIMSBY T. (6)

90

v. Leeds U. (1)

50

60

240

.40

9036

SECOND DIVISION

Tapinols

9981

De La Change Buckthorn

7385

7300.

. Blackpool (1) 7. Blackburn R. (3)

100

30

Exo

2511

v. West Ham U. (0)

185

Wong Fuk-nam bent Y. H. Ho, 6-2, 6-4.

Don Bradman

1288

v. Tottenham Ħ (5)

130

Keén Binde

3999

v, Bradford (1)

100

Puckabelle

6788

v. NEWCASTLE U. (1),

100

mis-

Crown Prince

5362

FULHAM (0)

V. Norwich C. (3)

100

Sunspot II

1386

Notts, F. (1)

V. SHEFFIELD U. (4)

70

Emancipator

PLYMOUTH A. (3)

v. Barnsley (1)

250

8523

Misdemeanour II

8963

Peneralk

9823

SOUTHAMPTON (2) Swansea T: (0)

v. Leicester G. (2)

120

V.

BURY (2)

150

Bryburgh

9800

248

Irvine

6489

ACOBINGTON S. (2)

v. Crewe A. (2)

40

Braze

2509

V. Carlisle U. (2)

6.5

Uncle Batt

8714

v. York C. (0)

70

Field Master

$185

HULL C. (3)

V.

.120

Sugar Loaf

2858

Lincoln, C. (3)

T. CHESTER" (7)

110

True Blue

4312

New Brighton (0)

V. Rochdale (4)

45

Splonand

7877

OLDHAM A. (2)

v. Mánsfleld T. (1)

Flying Minutes

708

Milk Punch

8581'

9213

PORT VALE (1) ROTHERHAM U. (2) STOCKPORT CO. (1)....

7. Halifax T. (0)

50

V. Tranmere R. (1)

70

v. Southport (1)

40

Kilton

5144

Wrexham (0)

135

Passing Fancy The Field

4104

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

6737

Prizes:-First

$4,022.12 1,406.32

703.18 781.16

Aldershot (0) BOURNEMOUTH (2): BRIGHTON (4) Bristol R. (0) GILLINGHAM (2) MIELWALL (3) Newport Co. (1)

V. NOTT'S CO. (3)

125.

v.. Crystal Palace (2)

95

V

Exeter C. (0)

150

V

LUTON T. (2)

105

85

120

v Bristol C. (3)

20

NORTHAMPTON T. (1)".

v. Cardin C, (2)

110

V. Q.P.R. (7)

35

v. Clapton O. (2)

75

v. Reading (3)

35

SCOTTISH FIRST DIVISION

T. C. Monaghan and Miss M. Corrighan beat Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Mackenzie, 6-4, 6-3.

! Club Handicap Singles G. S. Chambers beat J. C. Pool,

7-5, .8-6.

W. M. Barton beat J. R. Collis,

Most of the interests was centred on the court on which Lee Wal- tong played J. F. Leys. It was expected that, Leys would give Lee a hard game.

However, he did not quite settle down at the start of play as the result of which he lost the first set without winning18-3, 6-2. a game. Brighter tennis was seen! in the second stanza during which some long rallies were witnessed. Lee, though less aggressive was more careful and won this set also at 7-5.

F. A. Joseph beut N. K. Little- John, 6-0, 6-0.

Club Handicap Doubles

J. E. Richardson and R. M. Wood bent W. Stoker and D. L Prophet, 6-2, 6-4.

CLASSIFICATION INTRA.CLUB CRICKET

OF PONIES

Jockey Club List

The following is the latest classi- fication of poles. by the Hong Kong Jockey Club:-

AUSTRALIAN PONIES "A" Class: Able Amazon, A Great Time, Amulette, Aztec, Bag Tor, Bobniak Star, Centre Court. Courding Eve, Derby Day, Dick Turpin, Double Finesse, Electron. Gypsy Love, Heldorado, Holiday Eve, Home Brew, Katinka, Lan- cashire Chips, Llanarmon. Lian- gollen Ranger, Rosalind, Strath- carrick, Strathroy. Vixen Tor.

"B" Class:-Australian Boy, Beat That Blandford, Boronia Belle, Branxholme, Bravado, Brutus, Dis covery Bay, Hercules, Honey. Just That, Lazili, Noggin, Perfect Day. Petroushka, Precious Stream, Rac- ing Heart, Rhodium, Ropify. Saltire, Saucy Face, Snowy River. Solerina Such Fun, The Right Time, Twilight, Star, Viplet Queen.

CHINA PONIES

**A" Class: Bear Claw, Cossack's Beauty, Diana Bay. Gladiator, Happy Eve, Honeymon Eve, King's Warden, Liberty Bay, Oak Bay. Royal Scat, Royal Wedding Eve. Soldier of Britain, Wild Life,

"B" Class:-Bright View, Dawn Star, Expansion Time. Harvest Eve. King's Fancy. View, Havoc

An Intra-club match has been ar- ranged by the Indian Recreation Club to take place on Saturday when the following will be the teams:-

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1st XI-A. H. Rumjahn (Capt.), A. A. Rumjahn. A. R. Abbas. A. H. Madar, A. R. Minu, A. R. Kitchell. S. A. Ismail, F. M. el Arcall, Y. el Arculli M. el Arcull and K. Nazarin.

2nd XI:-M. R. Abbas (Capt.), A. K. Minu, A. S. Suflad, M. P. Madar, A. M. Rumjahn, A. Bakar, K. M. Rumjahn A. H. Ismall, A. A. Aziz, M. I. Razack and J. S. A. Curreem.

Reserves:-A. Rahmin y Barma, M. Singh and F. A. Cur-

reem.

Brim

Colleen

Secondar Third Starters

THEY LET HIM MANAGE

more re-

While there is unrest in foot- ball managerial circles-resigna- tions and whispers of signations there is one Football League club in London, which rarely has a board meeting.

Since Sept. 29, the Queen's Park met TRangers directorate bave

only once. That was as far back As the end of November. Here they let the manager manage. Even if aspirations have not en- tirely been realised, that is not considered a reason for fussy Inter- ference. Such an attitude sug- geste confidence that all concern- ed are doing their best PAGE .......7

FOOTBALL MATCH POSTPONED The First Division Football match between the South China "A" and Eastern did not take place yester- day afternoon and was postponed until Sunday.

Sporting Fixtures

TO-DAY

Hockey-United Hockey Tourna- ment. H.MS. Tamar v. Royal Air Force (King's Park). 5 p.m.

Bride and N. K. Littlejohn; A. T. Dow and H. D. Bidwell v. G. E. R. Divett and B. O'M. Deane.

Racing Entries close for Second "Extra Race, noon.

Tennis.

Wel

TO-MORROW

Open Singles Chung v. 8. 5. Hussain, A. Warr Y. & W. Lang; F. H. Kwok v. C. P.

Meeting-Annual Meeting, HK. Lawn Bowls Associatión ("8.0.M. Post" board-room), 5.30 p.m

Tennis. Open Singles, Paul King'a Justice, King's Lead, Mis-Kong v. J. W. Leonard: Open take Bay, New Star, Potentate, Red Doubles, Wong Shiu-wing and Luk Feather. Bose-Queen. Soldier of Ding-cheong v. X. N. Tam and 8. Wong: 4. M. Rodrigues and LA Honour. Thunder Bay,

c་ Class: Alre, Amberley. Bilva v. H. P. Ong and J. Hau Club Apilas, Bistre. Boolat Bay, Centre Chumpionship, R. M. Wood v. A. 8. Forward, Chun Teen, Corpmence- Read; V. R. Gordon v J. C. Pool; ment Bay, Declasse, Election Time, Owen Hughes v. T. C. Mona-Stark and F. A. Joseph 7. J. and G. 9. Rodger; Handicap Singles, D. 8. ghan; Handicap Doubles. G. W. Sewell and E. Bathurst v. A. E. McRobb v. A. H. McBride.

Firefly, Flybynight, Gordito, Jungle Jim, Kincora King'o Bounty, King's Coronation King's Highway, King's Jubilee, King's Sceptre.

Ip: E. C. Fincher v. P. F. Tsol; Club. Championship, F. V. Harrison v. A. C L Bowker: Handicap Doubles, M. Pagh and J. Thompson v. O. E. 0. Marton and D. B. Evans; C. C.

Kum Shan, Laughing Cavalier. King And Queen To

Mayflower. Monoplane, National Joy, National Spirit, National Wisdom. Naughty Cat, Night View. Park View. Ponting Bay Racing Fluck, Ribble, Rob Roy, Rose

Evelyn Rosemary, Royal Consort, Royal Highness, Scenic

View, Bülversmith, Soldier of China, Soldier of Peace, Standard Time, Tabby Cat. The Tiger, Tim, Tiny Star, Tyne, Vira, Ytban.

Watch Grand National

London, Mar. 18. Extra charm is added to Friday's Grand National race at Aintree by the fact that Their Majesties who are staying at Knowsley Hall with Lord Derby will be present at the race.

It is the first time for many years that a reigning monarch has attended the race, which this year celebrates the centenary of the famous event.

Spow, hail, sleet and torrential rain will make the race one of the greatest tests of endurance by man and beast in the history of the Grand National. Yet many owners are almost optimistic such as those ́of Didoric, Buckthorn, Dawnar, Don Bradman, Dryburgh Egg Splonaud, Puck-a-Belle and Royal Mail, who are expecting to win.

On the other hand Owen An- thony, trainer of Golden Miller, who is participating for the fifth time and again starting a favou rite despite its lapses of the last two years, only says that he expects the horse to run well. „

"D" Class: - Aramis Aroxy. Atomie Star, Burgomaster, Caval- cade, Copper Idol, Coronation Day, Diogenes, Don, Daylight Eve, Donovan, Election Day, Emergency Call, Feudal Knight, Flying Arrow, Gold Coin, Gold Sovereign, Happy Venture, Helephant: Inca, Lan- Valorous, Victoria Hall, Wade- cashire Tich. Laughing Buddha bridge, Weedon Seat, Whalsey.

· Laughing Girl, Mac's Adventure, Wild Cat, Young Chap, Zero. Mariposa, Miracle, Mountain View, "E" Class: Air Mail, Balios, National Anthem, "Ocean View, Barometer, Busok, Chin Clipper, Pagan Love, Persian Cat, Philan- | Chiu Shan, Clowner, Ding Dong, derer, Plain View, Pride of Taing- Dragonfly, Fetlar, Herlot, King's tao, Prospero, Racing Boy, Radium, Parade, Ling Long, March Brown. Seventeenth of Sept, Shipmaster, National Faith, Peak View. Play- 8pingway, Stopwatch, Bylvandate, boy, Spring Beauty, Successful ful of victory.-

Reuter. Tin-Time, Prent, Yum Bing. Tempest. The Hero,

Although several of the runner: are American-owned, What Have You is the only American horse, Its rider, Stroet, the American champion amateur Jockey is hope-

Darlington, (D)) GATESHEAD (2)

SOUTHEND U. (2)·. SWINDON T. (1) WATFORD (0)

ABERDEEN (1) Albion R. (0) Arbroath (1) Clyde (1)

Dunf'mune A. (3) Hamilton A. (0) HIBERIAN (4) ........ Partick Thistle (1) QUEEN'S PARK (1) St. Mirren (0)

Barrow (2) ......

v. Hartlepools (2)

v. Torquay U. (0)

v. Walsall (0)

v. Rangers (2)

v. ST. JOHNSTONE (4)

v. DUNDEE (0)

V. Kilmarnock (3)

V. THIRD LANARK (6)

HEARTS (8)

V.

v. Motherwell (3)

v Falkirk (4) ...........

V. Queen of the S. (1) v. Celtic (3)

TRAINING GALLOPS

50

ខ្លួនខ្លួនខ្លួនខ្លួនត

The following times were recorded at the Valley training gallops on March 17:-

Dis- 1st 2nd. 3rd 4th 5th Last tance Qr. Qr. Qr. Qr. Qr Qr.

1 51.2 1.35.2 2.16.2 2.48.3

Araxy

Thunder Bay & Boolat

Вау

Don & Miracle

Pagan Love.................

Gordito....

Lancashire Chips

King's Warden Amberley Wild Cat Stopwatch Election Day Sylvandale Strathroy Apilas & Balios Gypsy Love, in Persian Cat & Tabby Cat 1

32.1

1 38

"1

1.15 1.50 2.20.1 35.3 1.00.3 1.43.3 2182

30.1

32.4

Expansion Time

1

41.3 1.18.4 1.54.4 2,274

33

Solérina

1 40.3 1.29.2 2.10.4 2.45.2

34 3

Jungle Jim

1

39.3 1.18.3 1.56.2 231.1

344

" 50.2 1.38.4 2.10.3

33.4

1 53 1.44 2.34.2 3.18.2

44

44.3 1.21.2 1.47.4

26.2

1

42.4 1.23.9 1.59.3 2.28.2

28.4

1

421 1221 1.58.2 2.27.3

29,1

38.4 1.14.2 1.444 50.2 1.35

3D.2

2.17

2.51.4

34.4.

45.1 1:28 211.4 2.47.2

35.3

38 ·1.12.3 1.48.3 2.21

32.2

14 40

2.19 1.18 1.48

2.48.2 29.2

# 37 132.

1.10.4 1.40.4

30

1.02 1.31.2 1.58.3.

371

42

1.22.4 201.2 2.34,4

33.2

Home Brew

1

384 110.3 1.38.1 2.05.2

26.1

Beat That

1

29.4 1.92

1.32.1 2.01.3

29,2

King's Coronation

1

42 -1.22.11.59.2 2.31.4

32.2

Radium

1 49 1.28 2.05 2.38

31

Dawn Star

4 37.3 1.104 1.43

Strathcarrick

1 38 1.14 1.45.3 2.15.3

32.1 30

Centre Forward & Soldier

of Peace

45

1.30.2.2.10 2.43

33

53 1.38"

*2.17.2' 248 ·

1.57 45. 1.23

2.27 40.2 1.17.1 1.50.2 2.19.1

30,3 30

I

40.2 1.18 1.52.1 2.22,4

28.4 30.3

42

∙1.16.4. 1,53

2.23.1

30.1

60

1.35

2.20

3.00

40

35.1 1.08.1 1.39.1

31..

1

41.2 1.20.3 1.55.4 2.28

32.1

# 37.2 1.08.2 1.37.1 1.45

28.4

1.28.3-2.03.4 2.38.2

323

1 142 #32 1

32.3.1.06.2 1.38.3 2.11.3

33

1.23 2.02 2.35.3

33.3

1.03.2 1.38

34.3

39.2 1.18.2 1,48.4 2.21

32.1

New Star

Boldier of China ............ 1. Katinka

Prospero Whalsey Helephant

Scenic View .....! 17th of September A Great Time.. Mariposa & Busok Tiny Star The Hero Aramis

Feudal Knight-

HOME FOOTBALL

London, Mar. 16. Playing in third division (nor them section) football match at Southport to-day, the home team drew with Barrow, both sides scor- ing three times.

Reuter

OXFORD'S BUGBY DEFEAT

London, Mar. 16. Oxford University rugby: XV sustained defeat to-day when they met Cardiff, the Welsh team win- ning by 13 points to licuters

CORONATION 1937

In the year 1307. King Edward II of England ordered the Sénéchal of Gascony and the Conétable of Bordeaux to send ne Thousand Hogsheads of Bordeaux Wine to England for the celebration of His Coronation.

In accordance with this tradition Hanappier, Peyrelongue & Co., are shipping a Reserve of the famous Ubâteau Calon-“égur Vintage 1926, 1st Growth Saint-Estèphe, and a Cru Classé of Médoc, which they have especially selected for the Coronation Celebrations.

They are also having a Special Coronation Bottling of that splendid Vintage: 1934, to be laid down for later for shipment in consumption, and which will be ready February 1937.

Drink the health of King George VI in Wine from Gascony, that fair. Province over which reigned Kings Edward II and Edward III. Chirenu Calon-Ségur, one » of the oldest Châteaux in Gascony, is well worthy of.. that honour.

HANAPPIER, PEYRELONGUE &

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Quickly Heals ECZEMA

AND OTHER SKIN ERUPTIONS

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