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THIRD EXTRA RACE

MEETING

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY,

SONY TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Lee Wai Tong Loses

LADIES GOLF

Rest Win Annuäl Encounter

APRIL

1937.

Hong Kong

Kong Rifle Association Meeting Results

Prize

The results of the Hong Kong | Result Of Tie Shoot-Off For Two Further progress was made in The annual team match between Rifle Association shooting competi Places In The Best Eighteen be neglected as I am of the candid in this six furlongs race tor. sube, the Colony, tennis championsblok / Beotland and the Rest was playedtion which took place yesterday on L/Sgt. Cheshire (RA.O.C.) (58) 20*

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There are only ten entries, but I teel that it will take more than ore guess to correctly' nominate the winner. My fancy here Atomic Star, with Whalsey, Mari- posa. and Helephant as others that are capable of finishing in front Tempest and Shipmaster would distance aJ prefer a little more

opinion that this bay animal iscription griffins of this season that the superior of the two but aume have won less than $1,500 in stakes. how has mat quite taken up to racing as yet. However, with the iest he has had Vira may make amends for former disappoint ments and account for the Beld. Centre-Forward though, quite fast appears to lack a quish while Firefly and National Spirit are not up to the standard of the others." Bcenic View will probably find the distance a tritie too short. Ouse is an unknown quantity but if one were to judge solely on training performances this black is worth following each way.

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both these ponies are quite, slug- gish over the first half mile and take some time, before getting into their proper stride.

DEEP, BAY ILANDICAP

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on the Hong Kong C.C. yesterday afternoon.

In the open singles Leong chia defeated Lee Wal-tong

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courts on Tuesday, April 8, 1937 over the the Kowloon Rangers are as fol-L/C. Watson (Seaforths) (66) 19*

Old Course, Fanling resulting in a Ping-win for the Rest by 54 points to 24.

6-4.

One point was scored for a win, i for a draw, and for the bye of 3 holes or more.

Other results were as follows:--

Singles

S. A. Rumjahn beat A Crawford 6-4, 6-3; F. H. Kwok beat. K. Shute 7-5, 2-6, 6-4;

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Doubles.

F. F. Tsol and Ng Kam-chuen beat P. C. Lee and G. C. Ma 8-6, 6-3;

Club Singles

A. L. Sullivan beat R. L Withing- ton 6-4, 6-2:,

Handicap Singles M Pagh beat F. A. Joseph 6-3, 6-4; V. R. Gordon beat J. Chlide 7-5, 6-0;

Handicap Doubles

H. R. B. Hancock and T. E. Pearce received W. O. from G. W." Sewell and E. Bathurst:

Club Mixed Doubles W. Woding and Miss Ward beat 1. O. Poole and Miss V. Allen 6-3, 4-6, 6-1.

Stand Court Matches For Next Week

The following is the programme of Stand Court matches for next week:

Monday

Paul Kong v, S., A. Rumjahn;

Tuesday

E. L. H. Shute and K. Shute V EC. Fincher and W. C. Hung:

Wednesday

H. D. Rumjahn or W. J. Howard v. Leong Ping-chin;

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A fairly large field will be on HONGHAM BAY HANDICAP

view in this mile race for "C" Class This race for "B" Class China China Ponies, and an upset would Ponies over 1-1/4 miles, should pro- not come as a surprise. Booiat duce some very even betting as atį Bay and Soldier of China will be least half a dozen ponies appear the public's nominations, but per- to me to stand a chance of win-sonally I prefer the chances of the ning. Rose Queen seems to have latter. This grey in winning the regained some of her old form and Kellet Handicap at the last meet- inquld be very near especially ifing covered the last mile in 2.01 Mr. Norman Deitz has the mount. 2/5, and there was more in it at Dawn Star is another danger, as the finish than the "A Head" ver». was quite impressed with the dict implied. Ythan and King's way in which this grey did a mile Jubilee are both doing well in the gallop recently in effortless fashion early morning gallops and the weight (181 lbs) is not too have to be watched. Ribble does much for this game racer

not seem to be ready for competi- handle. Expansion Time after tive racing yet. Of the light- being a non-starter at the last two weights, Tiny Star and Amberley meetings will probably go to the look promising but are undoubted- I understand y worth following only as out- post "this time as. that Mr. Benny, Proulx has been siders I have no news concerning booked for this mare. The

168 Boldier of Peace and presume this ibs. she has been, asked to carry grey is still on the walking list. is quite a load but this iron grey Incidentally, this is the second leg is a class animal and if ridden of the Daily Double. hard over the last halt mile will

TAIWAN BAY HANDICAP definitely be there at the finish. King's Justice and Potentate are This is the Novice Race of the the ponies to follow if one is on day and is confined to "D" Class the lookout for substantial divi- China ponies. Gold Coin after dends especially if they go outlast fortnight's run looks the pro-

bable winner especially under novice Jockeys and take sd- vantage of the 6 lbs. allowance, brown has the services of Mr. S.V. Y. W. Lee. However, despite King's Justice's W. Tang, one of the best novice sterling display at the last meet- Jockeys we have at the moment. ing I am afraid this grey will find Diogenes is looking well and should conditions somewhat different this Mr. Harris be given the mount will week and will not be able to stand have to be reckoned with Laugh- up to the others over a mile anding Buddha, Racing Boy and Pagan a quarter. #right View. has only Love should be next in demand. 140 lbs. to carry and will do well Stopwatch has an outside chance especially if the going is soft. New Star has been playing up in the mornings with the result that rail fans are favourably impressed and his seriously considering chances. At the time of going to press I understand that Havoc Eve and King's Lead will not accept Sadko, though game and willing, is not yet ready for racing. While Tyne will and his recent ar tion rather flattering. Undoubted ly a very open race with prospects of a very close finish.

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CALLIOPE HANDICAP This event for "A" Class Aus- tralian ponies that have won less than $1,500 in stakes since Janu ary 1, is over the mile course. Here the result will also be very un- certain though Holiday Eve ap- pears a fairly safe bet. I have no news of. Able Amazon but this -ex-champlon, fit, should be seriously considered. Vixen Tor and Bag Tor are both in top form and are fairly lightly - weighted. "The race will be run at a very fast pace as Derby Day and Double Finesse, can be' relied upon to start out quickly as soon as the gate goes up. These two sprinters are worth a small investiment for those looking for upsets of this year't. Australian ponies, entered Home I believe for this event, Brew, on present form, to be the best. Lancashire Chips does not appears to be as it as at the An- nual Meeting.

BEAR CLAW AGAIN?

A formidable task confronts Bear Claw in the Mirs Bay Handicap but 1. think this. bay is stil capable of accounting for the opposition If the course, is wetland sticky Cossack's Beauty Should Be second, but on a dry course Gladiator will probably finish ahead of Soldier of Britain and Cossack's Beauty.

**ROSEHILL HANDICAP There is really nothing to en~ thuse over in this event for non- winning Australian ponies of this season. The Right Time" is about due for a win now, although Bole- rina; a fast improving pony, may fight out the issue. Twilight Star seems the next best and should

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novice jockey to get the best out of this pony. Valorous should be borne in mind if the track happens to be on the soft aide.

Thursday

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Detalled scores follow:-

Mrs. Forbes

Scotland

Mrs. Gilmore

0

Mrs. A' E. Mackenzie

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Mrs. Hilfer

Mrs. McGowan Mrs. Cassidy

Miss Stevenson Mrs. Robertson

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Total

The Best

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Mrs. Withington Mrs. Sheldon

Miss Goodrich Mrs. Garner

Mrs. Garnett

1

Mrs. Milla

0

Miss C. B. Robinson Mrs. Redmond

Total

Competition Results

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*To shoot in "Deliberate" (800

yards).

lows:-

THE INTER-UNIT, CUP 1-1st RUR.

460 453

S.R. CHAMPIONSHIP AGGREGATE |

462

395

2-2nd RWF. 3.-1st Seaforths 4.-Royal Marines”.......................... 5.-F.M.9. Cumberland and

Capetown..... ........... 326 6-RASC............................................. 239 -- Cup Winners and Team-1st Bo.

EU. Rifles

Rin. Stewart 83, Bds. Ratcliffe 62, LỰC. Baillie 60, Lt. Ratcliffe 56, Rin. Millar (65) 58, F.S.M. Hennikker 55. Rin. McGahay 54, Capt. Camp- bell 54. aggregate -460. ·

KAPID FIRING

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1.-Chall. Cup and Replica, Sgt. Warwick (R.M.) 91.

HOCKEY

FAREWELL MATCH

2-Cup, L/C. Baillie (R.U.R) 88 In Honour of

3.-Souvenir, C.S.M. (Seaforths) 87..

Fleming

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Lt. da Costa

4 Souvenirs, L/C, Lang (R.W.F.) 86; 5. Sgt. Blandford (R.M.) 86; 6. The farewell hockey match in Cpl. Butterfield (RAQC) 88; 7. honour of Lieut. F. da Costa, who Sgt. Lodder (RWF) 86; 8 PM. is leaving for Portugal shortly for McLennan (Seaforths) 85: 9. Sgt. good, played at King's Park of Mannell (RM.); 84; 10; L/S. Gar-the Club ground yesterday after- dener (RN) 83; 11. Rin. Stewart noon resulted in victory for Mr. (RUR.) 83: 12. C.P.O. Fellow (R.N.) } A. A. Dand's XI over a Portugal 82; 13. Bds. Ratelife (RU.R) 81; | team, of which Lieut. da Costa was 14. (L/Sgt. Cheshire (R.A.0.0,) 79; the non-playing captain, by three 1815. L/C. Ainslie (Seaforths) 77; 16. goals to nll, after a splendid match Lieut. Grey (Seaforths) 76: 17. Fus. which was witnessed by a fairly Williams (R.W.F.) 70;18. L/C, Wat large crowd of spectators. son (Seaforths) 89.

Class “A" (Tie Shoot-Off) 3.-Cup. L/C, Baillie (RUR.)... 21 435. Skt. Lodder (R.W.F.) ..... 5.-$5. CDL Higbam (RUR.)...... 14 6.-$5. Fus. Burton (RWF)., 14. 7.-$5. L/C. O'Hare (R.U.R.). 13 8. $3, C.S.M. Fleming -⠀⠀

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SNAPSHOOTING Class "A"

1. Cup. Cpl. Butterfield 54

(R.A.O.C.). 18 2-Cup. Rtn. Finlay (RUR.)..... 16 3.-Cup. Sgt. Lodder (RWF)... 17

Captain's Cup (New Course, Fan- | 4.—$5, 8gt. Tannell (R, Marines) v ling):-Resulted in a tie between

Clasa "B".

Mrs. Harrop 97-124-73, and Mra | 3.—Cup, Pte, McDonald (41) - Langston 100-27-73. Mrs. Harrop qualines, having the better score

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The exchanges were very even in the first half and the interval FALLING PLATE COMPETITION

arrived with the score sheet blank. 1st: "B" Cáy, 2nd R.W. Fusilieru

In the second half, Mr. Dand's (Challenge Cup and Individual

team asserted the upperhand, and Prizes).

registered three goals through 2nd-HQ, Coy. 1st RU. Rides Lieut Wright, of the Navy. Byara Indians (Individual Prizes).

Singh, of the Kowloon Tennis Club, and Partab, left wing

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INDIVIDUAL REVOLVER

COMPETITION

lat.-Lt. Ratcliffe (RU.R.) Agg.

of the Kumaon Rifles

Alves, in goal for the Portugal team, gave. & brilliant.. display

-2nd-CQMS. Wallace (RUR.) bringing off many outstanding Agg. 40.

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(Beaforths) ·8 DELIBERATE–500 YARDS Class "A" (Tie Shoot-Off)

(Seaforths) 21

(Seaforths) 19

over the last 9 holes. Other scores were: Mrs. Wolf 111-36-75. Mrs. 3-Cup. Pte. Cranston.. Overý 106-31--75, Mrs. Fraser 102- 27-75.

4-$5, L/C." Aberdein

Medal Pool (Old Course. Fan- ling) February and March-Won 5-$5, L/C. McNaughton by Mrs. Sheldon with a score of

Wong Fuk-nam and Luk Ding-88-13-75. 2nd score: Mrs. Hiller cheung v. P. F. Tsoi and Ng Kam-92-14---78. chien:

Friday

LG.U. Medal (March 9, 1937) SU- ver Division:-Mrs. Sheldon 98-13-

E C. Fincher or Wong Fuk-nam 85 (Old Course); and Bronze Div.; Mrs. Young 109-31-78 (New Course)

THE TREVESSA

TROPHY

CHESS CLUB

A very pleasant meeting was held by the Victoria Chess Club at the, Gloucester Hotel yesterday

Jardine Boat's Close evening when membera keenly

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The 27th bl-ufinual ship's life GIN DRINKERS BAY FLATE

boat race for the "Trevassa” Tro- The last race of the day is a phy took place at the Royal Hong mile event for non-winning subs- Kong Yacht Club, yesterday after cription. griffins in this season. noon. at p.m.. The cours0: #88 National Anthem is a fairly safe from Channel Rocks, to Kowloon bet here as this bay has improved Rock (P) mark of Yacht Club (8), considerably of late. Clowner has mark off Cust Rock Beacon (P), always been thereabouts and "is | finishing across the Yacht Club

about the next best: in his field. | Line.

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carried on their competition for Chess Championship as friendly rivals. It is hoped that the re- sults and names of competitors will be officials announced next

week.

thus being disqualified and the third place was taken by the sec ond entry from the Mausang.

At the conclusion of the race Bear-Admiral C. G. Sedgwick -pre- rented the winning cox with a re- plica of the Trophy, and con- gratulated him on winning tha finest race he, the speaker, had seen.

Of the remaining starters Declasse, The race was the one of the Weedon Seat, Mac's Adventure and closest seen in the series, the win Tabby Cat "should do well, but I ning boat being only one second prefer the latter. China Clipper in front of No. 2 crew. The win- is also quite fit but this animal has ning boat was from the 8.3. Mau very nastly habits at the gate and sang and was very well handled He also congratulated Messrs. usually, geta left, so that bucking by Mr. W. H. Koughan, the sce-Jardine, Matheson and Co. -for this grey means taking a regular one ofcer

succeeding in winning the trophy gamble.

JUNIOR INTERPORT SOCCER XI

For Match Against Масло

The team selected to represent the Hong Kong Football Associa-

الموهم الله الله ندا و شیر

The 3.8. Hang Sang, with Mr for the second time in succession E. Ivera as cox, was second and Capt. Bateman of Messra, Jardine 5.4. Liang Chow, of Messra, Butter-Matheson and Co, thanked Rear- feld and Swire, was third, but it Admiral Sedgwick for attending falled to cross the finishing line, and for presenting the trophy.

Sporting Fixtures

TO-DAY

Second Division Kowloon v. Eastern (Kowloon). 9.13 p.m.; Referee, Barton.

Виде Kong Shooting Hong Association Annual Prize Meeting

Third Division KAS.C. v. Liga F. (Chatham Road), 5.15 p.m.; Referee, Balley. Kwong Wah v. Police: "C" (Prince LV. Antonio (R.N.Y.P. Canteen). [ Edward Road), 445 p.m.; Referee,

Savage.

tion against Macao- on Sunday,(Kowloon Range). April 18, is as follows:-Branwell Snooker-Open Championship: (Rifles); D. W. Willis (Kowloon) | R. FƐ da Luz v., B. M. Cruž (Civil and Gaizley (Fusiliers); M. Purvis Service C.C.); M. N. Rakusen v (Club), Spiers (Seaforths) arid Dewell (Engineers); J. B, Gonsalves 9 p..

Tennis-Open Singles: W. J. Ho- (Recreio). Sumner (Stonecutters), Harrison (Medicals), Lam Fook-chi | ward v. H. D. Rumjahn; Open (Kowloon Chinese) and Brewer Doubles, A. M. Rodrigues and L. A (Navy),

Silva v. R. L. Withington and J. D. Milne or Wong Fuk-nam and Lui Kwai-fun; Club Handicap Bingies: And.Blackthore (Lyemun).

G. Polglase v. H. Owen Hughes; J. Team Manager:-Mr. C. G. Thomson v. LT. Ride; Handicap Warner.

Doubles: J. Rodger and G.,8. Rod- ger 7. M Pagh and Thomson; A. C. I. Bowker and R. E. Valentine v. W. Wooding and H. F. Green.

TO-MORROW

Reserves:-Duffield Ordnance), Lewis (Stonecutters), Boyd (Rifles)

ARMY BOXING FINALS

get a place. Of the rest Strath- The Army, boxing, final of the carrick, if sound enough to start, Inter-Uhit competition will take should not be. neglected as this place at Murray Barracks on April brown, marez (has some excellent 22 dt 8 pm The final of the In- training performances and was re- | divdual champiónähly will be held ported at one time to be the pick at the same place on April 29, at of this year's importations. This B.p.m. race is the first leg of the Dally Doubleg

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SILVER MINE-HANDICAP

Tickets can be obtained from ä Moutrie and Co., $1 per night.

Seats are limited and early

Hong

Cricket First Division, Kong C.C. v. Indian R.C. (Hong Kong C.C. ground), 2 p.m.

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FOOTBALL

·R.A.O.C. v. Police E" (Chatham Road), 4.45 p.m.; Referee, Gothes,

St. Joseph's v. RAMC. (BL. Joseph's Happy Valley), 3.15 p.m.

Racing-Third Extra Race Meet- Ing (Happy Valley), 2 p.m.

Shooting Hong Kong Rifle Association: Annual Prize Meeting. (Kowloon Range).

HOME SOCCER RESULTS

Jeta e 1, London, Apri1:7. //

Results of to-day's league matches follow

First. División="/ Santor Shield,

Manchester C.2 Brentford .. R.W. Fusiliers Bouth China

* Third Division (South),

6 Gillingham. (Club)-4.15 p.m. Referee Luton Payne: "Linesmen, Reynolds and

Third Division (North) Gateshead 0 Lincoln Scottish League Hamilton Queen's Park Clyde

Casson

First División Kowloon v. Eastern (Kowloon),

Linesti, Dove and Andrews,

The draw for positions at the booking is advised. Ladies are ad-£45 pm. Referee, Sidebottom; starting gate will be quite a factor mitted.

1 Rangers

3 Albion

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0 Aberdeen

HP, Agg. 50.

DECIMAL TARGET (300 YARDS) Cpl. Henderson, R.U.R. (36). L/8gt. Walsh, RUR.... (35).. L/C. Gordon, R.U.R.....(34).....

saves.

COCKTAIL PARTY

A cocktail party at which the guest of honour will be. Lieut da Costa, will be held in the Penin sula Hotel this evening at 8.48 p.m., to which all players and

(Seaforths) 17L/C. Ganley. RUR... (34)...... $2 | hockey enthusiasts are invited.

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