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POINT-TO-

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AT FANLING

Miss L. Fearon Wins

Ladies' Race

The Point-to-Point meeting of the Fanling and Race Club held at Sheungabul on Saturday provided fairly high dividends, the biggest being in the last race, when Glen- shee (Capt. Rybot) paid $86.80 to two. backers.

Mr. J. P. Murphy was unfortun- ate to be thrown at the last jump in the fourth race, but he did not -meet with any serious injury though he was badly shaken.

The Ladles Race provided the most thrilling spectacle, of the day when Tom Cobley (Miss Lois Fearon) won on the post from Darien (Mrs. Ackroyd-Hunt).

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RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL RUGBY

Ireland Defeats Wales

Belfast, Apr. 3. In the last game of the Inter- Rugby Championship national Ireland heat Wales by 5 points to

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Wales, after winning the cham- plonship in the 1935-36 season, have sensationally gone through the present season without having secured a win

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An early morning rain and drizzle before, the start of the game. resulted in poor conditions and a greasy ball which was dit- | deult to handle. The dismal wea- ther prevailing affected the gate to a considerable extent and only 20,000 spectators were present at the commencement of the game.

SPORTING PROGRAMME THIS WEEK

The following are the Colony Lawn Tennis Championship fix- tures for this week:

Singles Championship F. H. Kwok v K. Shute,

9. A. Rumjahn v A. Crawford, Y. C, Lau v F. V. Harrison

Doubles Champlonship, a

J. D. Milne and R. L. Whithing- ton v Wong Fuk-nam and Lui Kwal-fun

Club Singles

G. W. Sewell v W. M. Barton. V. R. Gordon v B O'M. Deane.

Club Handicap Singles

J. Thomson (−1.8) ▼ L, T. Ride (+3.6).

Club Handicap Donbles

M. Pagh and J. Thomson (~5,6) O. E C. Marton and D. B. Evans -(—15.4).

Club Mixed Doubles

Before the game, the teams were presented to the Duke ofc. Pool and Miss V. K. Allen. Abercorn, Governor-General of Northern Ireland.

W. Wooding and Miss Ward y J.

Results were as follows:- Race 1-Royal Welch Fusiliers Regimental Race. *For China

IRELAND ATTACKS Ponies. To be ridden by Officers Ireland attacked from the start “öf the Regiment. Catchweights. and their backs were handling Captain Gwydr-Jones's Double well, but Wooller was prominent Chance... (Capt. Gwydr-Jones) both in defence and in attack Capt. H. B. Harrison's Cassius several times gaining considerable

(Capt. Harrison) 2 ground with long kicking. Mr. R. C, M. Kelly's Latitat

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Ireland were definitely superior in the early exchanges, but the Welsh pack were getting the ball more in the scrums, and took a

(Mr. Whitaker) 3 Also ran:-King's Company (Mr. Lewis); Lancashire Boom (Mr. Bo- ranquet); and Little Beauty (Mr. į serum-down every time instead of Boyle).

Cash Sweep

No. 247

..$88.23

80

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**** 19.50

67

9.75

a lineout,

In the 33rd minute of the game, Malcolmson, the Irish back, threw the ball into touch and was pen- allsed. Legge, the Welsh full-back, magnificent penalty-

Unplaced runners ($5) N. 141. coring a

24 and 82

Pari-mutuel; $20.70.

goal from a difficult angle.

The Welsh forwards worked

Race 2-Royal Ulster Rifles Re-heroleally and the Irish backs were subdued. Wales attacked gimental 'Race. For China Ponies.

To be ridden by Officers of the hotly towards the interval, but were unable to break through. leading at half-time by 3 points to nil.

Regiment. Catchweights 168 lbs.

Mr. B. J. Fitz-G. Dolea's

Canary

(Mr. Donlea) · 1 Mr. L C. Harris's Public Hero

(Mr. Harris) 2 Capf. D. Swinburne's Leprecaun

(Mr. Swinburne) - 3 Cash Sweep

No. 38.......$94.49

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TT

106

Pari-mutuel: $7.50.

27.08 13.53

Race 3 The Ladies' Race. For China Ponies. To be ridden by Lady Subscribers.. Catchweight 140 lbs. Winner a silver souvenir, Pyfer's Tom Cobley

W. A. O Neill's Herga

TUESDAY

Open Singles Championship

W. J. Howard v Ng Kam-chuen. Y. W. Lee y 8. W. Llang.

E. C, Fincher v P. F. Tsol. Marsland v Leong Ping-chiu

Club Singles Handicap

F. V. Harrison (-3.8) Y D. S.

Robb (+15),

G. Smith (+3.6) v J. F. L. Smal-

ley (-2.0).

Club Handicap Doubles

A H. Penn and J. R. Collis (+15) v W. H. Williams and L. R. Andrews (+3.6).

A. Č. L. Bowker and R. K Valen.

tine (-3.8) v R. L. Withing- ton and A. K. Mackenzie (-3.6).

R. Hancock and T. E. Pearce (-2.6) JF. Leps and L. T. Ride (-15.2).

A

CANTON SOCCER SIDE DUE TO-DAY

Wong Wing the well-known local Treland: Malcolmson North

footballer, is expected to arrive bi Ireland); Boyle (Dublin Univer- the Colony to-day from Canton sity); Balley (University); Balley with a team of footballers to play (University College, Dublin), Mc-four matches here. The team Mahon (Black Rock College). Mo- comprise the pick of the players at ran (Clontarf); Cromey (Queen's). Pul. Ching College, Canton. The Morgan. (Contarf) (captain); Alex-

four matches to be played in the ander (North Ireland), Corkea Colony include games against St. (Collegians), Lawlor (Bective). Paul's College, the Chinese "7" and Siggins (Collegians), Walker (Col- South China Athletic Association. leglans), Ryan (Dolphin), Mayne (Queen's University) and Reidy (London Irish).

Wales:-Legge (Newport); I Reen, Claude Davey, W. Wooller, (Mas Fearon) 1 and W. H. Clement; Haydn Tan- Major Murphy's Darien

ner and W. H. T. Davies; Travers, (Mrs. Ackroyd-Hunt) 2 Willams. Ivor Bennett (Abera- von); H. Thomas, H. Rees, Wat- (Miss Beryl Fair) 3 kins; A. R Taylor (Cross Keys) Also ran:-Merry Jester (Mrs. and A. M. Rees.---Heuter. Swinburne); Spotted Leaf (Mrs. McAvoy); and Daylight Eve (Mies Betty Fair).

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Cash Sweep No. 251

D

196

.$85.26 44.............. 24.36 12.18

LOCAL HOCKEY

In a friendly hockey encounter against the Kumaon Rifes at King's Park on Saturday the Euro- Unplaced runners (35) Nos. 57, pean "Y" were defeated by 3 goals 18 and 151.

Pari-mutuel: $12,40.

to 3.

The Rifles led by a lone goal at Race 4-The Fanling Hunt Race. the interval, Mohan Singh, scor- For China Foules that in the ing. Shaer Singh increased. this opinion of the Hunt Committee lead before D. Smith repiled for have been regularly hunted this the " Austin equalised the season by their owners. Winners scores soon afterwards, but Shaer. of a Country Race at Kwanti this Singh then netted his second goal season, barred To be ridden by to give the Rifles victory.

the owners. Catchweight 168 lbs. Winner a silver souvenir.

Estover

Mouche..

LADIES SCORE FIVE

A team of lady hockey players (L. J. A. Feilden) 1 drew with an eleven from H. M. 5. ..(A. H. Potts) 2 Capetown on Saturday at the Val- Magnolla .......... (E. Nelson) 3 ley, sharing ten goals. Miss M. Also ran:-Ebony Idol (W. E. Smith (4) and Miss O... Dalziel Grieve); Jack O'Lantern (J. P. scored for the ladies, whose team Murphy); and Mortmain (F. . was as follows: Miss J. Weller; Nigel).

Miss B. Baskett and Miss A. Fow- ler;" Miss G. Swan, Miss S. Gardner and Miss V. Gordon-Smith; Miaş 0. Dalziel, Miss F. Marsh, Miss B. Abraham, Miss M. Smith and Mias

Cash Sweep

No. 68

.......$91.14

134.............. 26.04

123.......... 13.20

Unplaced runners ($5) Nos. 2. 8 M. Westcott. and 106.

Pari-mutuel: $7,00.

The Big Sweep

Double Chance......17420

Ebony Idol........ ...16322

Estover" ...... (1) ......17762—–—–—$3,039.29

Jack O'Lantern 15483

Leprecaun

.............18116

| Magnolia .....(3)........10635— 5431.18)

Merry Jester,

.12985

Cash Sweep

No.

5

21

224

$97.20 10........ 27.80 13.90 Unplaced runners · ($5) · Nos. 41 and 252.

Pari-mutuel: $38.80.

Race 6-The Fanling Hunt Race. Mortmain

16912

For Australian Ponies that in the Mouche ........(2)...... 16060— $868.36 | opinion of the Hunt Committee Stickypast .........10020

have been regularly hunted this Unplaced runners received $68.91. season. Catchweight 168 lbs. Consolation Prizes ($15) Nos. Mr. M. M. Watson's Glorious 18872, 16881, 11977, 12424, 19101 Star

‚(Mr. Fielden). 1 12609, 18995, 10987, 11225 and 12750. Wing-Cdr. Dalzell's Beauty

Race 5 The Royal Artillery

(Capt. Swinburne) 2 Race. For China Ponies which in Mr. R. R.Mackenzie's' Lucy the opinion of the Committee have

Glitters...(Mr. Mackenzie) · 3

been regularly hunted this season.j Also ran-Brutus....... (Capt. . Jef- Catchweights 168 lbs. A sweep-freys); Jullette (Mr. Marson); stake of $5. To, be ridden by Kiola (Com. Hopper): and The Officers of the Royal Artillery. Fost Giraffe (Mr. Butcher). entries.

Cash Sweep No. 97 $90.28

t. 204 ...

25.80

··33. ... 12.90 Unplaced runners (55) Nos. 134, 288, 21 and 16,

Pari-mutuel; $20.20.

Glenshee (Capt. Rybot) 1 Wembley Stag...... (Mr. Marson) 2 High West (Ma). Oliver) 3 Also ran:-Punich (Captain Ack- Toyd-Hunt); and Calamity Bay (Mr. Davenport):

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