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CGALLOPS

Times Taken At Happy Valley

The following times were taken during the training gallops

at the Race Course yesterday:----

29,3

Llangollen

Dis- lat 2nd tance Qr. Qr.

1.05 2.33.4

3rd 4th 5th Last QI. Qr. ·QR- Qr.

1.33.3

28,3

Your Skin Troubles ·

and Injuries.

King's Lead & King's

1

Coronation

1

54

1.24

- 2.31.2 3.00.4.

Night View

38

1,13

1.15.3 2.17.1

. 30.3

Rose Evelyn & Apilas ... 1 Katinka

41

1.20

1.53,3 2.24.3

# 31

1 45 1.26 2.05.1 2.38:3

33.2

A Great Time'

# 30.4 1.00.4 1.28.4

28

Electron

32.1 1.02.3 1.29.1

28.3

Harvest View

Į 37.3 1.15.1 1.50.2 2.21.4

31,2

Sylvandale

1

37.4 1.15.3 1.49

2.19.4

30.4

Yum Sing

1

32.4 1.14.4 1.48

2.20

33

Twilight Star

1

35

Rob Roy

1

Derby Day

1.06.2 1.40.2 38.3 1.15 1.49 2.19 37.3 1.07. 1.33.4

2.11.2

31

: 30.

26.4

Bravado

342 1.06.3 1.34.3

28

Vixen To:

? 38

1,13.3 1.41.1

27.3

Laughing Buddha'

7 34

1.06 1.39.2

33.2

Australian Boy

35

1:08 1.33

27

Dawn Star

1 40

1.15.3 1.49 2.19.1

30.1

Plain View

40 1.16 1.51 2.24

34

Soldier of China

7 34

1.06.2 1.37.2

31

Havoc Eve

32.1

Ranger

35 1,03.1 1.30.2

27.1

Centre Court

3 29

57 1.24.2

27.2

Valorous

34.3

1.11.3 1.15.2

33.4

1

36.1 57.2

41.1 1.20:4 1.57.1 229

1.26.2

31.4

29

33.4. 1.10.3

1.28

27.2

38 1:09

1.38.1

28.1.

Atomic Star & Tiny Star 1.

37.4 1.12.4 1.47 1.21.3

34.3

"Jungle, Jim

35.2 1.08.4 1.41.2.

32.3

Gordito & Good Morning 1

Boolat Bay

1

43.1 38.2

1.21 1.53.4 2.25

31.1

1.12.2 1.48 2.17.3

31.3

Philanderer & Tempest, 1 Snowy River

44.2 1.21.2 1.55.4 2.27.3.

31.4

# 31

59 1,28,2

27.2

Commencement Bay

39

1.15.1 1.50.1 2.20.3

30.2

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1. 35

1.08 1.41.4 2.11.3

29.4

Happy Eve ........

1 39

1.18.3 1.49.2 2.18.2

29.1

Violet Queen

# 34

1.03 1.31.2

28.2

Home Brew

93 1.02 1.28.3

26.3

Royal Highness

1 41.3 1.17.4 1.51.1 2.22

30.4

Wild Life

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A WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT

INCLUDED IN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS

A world 18-footer championship race: organised by the New South Wales Sailing League, will be the principal saling event on Sydney Harbour during the Anniversary Celebrations.

New Zealand will be represented and negotiations with England and South Africa, are expected to be successful.

The League has approached leading yachtsmeh of Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia to nominate craft for the internation title.

An endeavour is also being made to induce America to send a re- presentative: Mr. T. O. M. Sopwith, owner of Endeavour . has been asked to build and race a modern 18-footer or Sydney Harbour. The English yachtsman's reply gives strong hope of Great Britain nom- inating.

Mr. George Dennis. deputy- president of the New Zealand Yacht Club, nominated Marene, champion 18-footer of the Dom inion.

ICE HOCKEY BAN ON

FOUL PLAY

The British Ice Hockey Associa- tion is determined to stamp out foul play, and will deal strongly with unduly rough players.

Warning Has been issued that players becoming involved in in- cidents, scenes or fights will be summoned before a special discip- linary committee.

Marene is constructed" on dif- ferent lines to League 18-footer, being partly decked. The boat has a mast 30ft, high and carries a big-spread Bermuda sall of 250 square feet. The job has an area of 35 square feet. A leading jih of 94 square feet is used when the wind is on the quarter. Marene has a round bilge and clinker planking. The depth of the boat is lft. 4 in. The skipper is assisted by a crew of four working hands.

New Zealand may nominate a second boat.

Although the New Zealand boats do not strictly comply with the League's regulations, the conditions of the race will be altered to allow the Dominion boats to compete.

The world championship will be

decided in a series of three races between January. 28 and January 31. The Sow and Pigs course of nine miles will be used. Several handleap races will be arranged for the visiting boats.

VON CRAMM WINS

Tokyo, Noy. 17. The German tennis champion, Baron Gottfried von Cramm, inj the semi-final round of th Jap- anese Men's Singles tennis cham- pionship beat Kuramitsu 6-2, 6-4, 6-3.

Henner Henkel lost to Yamagishi 4-6, 6-4, 3-6, 3-8, EO that the de- clsive, match will be played by -Yamagishi and von Cramm Transocean News Service.

Punishment may mean supen- sion, which, should the offence be' repeated, may extend to interna- tional suspension and cancellation ! of playing certificates.

VICTORIA WIN

Melbourne, Nov. 16. Victoria beat the New Zealanders

Referees have been instructed by five wickets in their cricket

not to tolerate foul play of any kind, demonstrations and argu- ments, with the officials in charge of the game.

match concluded to-day. Victoria 141 and 298 for 5% New Zealanders 210, and 223.- Beuter's Bulletin

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NEXT YEAR'S". TESTS

London, Nov. 13.

The Advisory Committee of the Board of Control of the Marylebone Cricket Club decided at its meeting to-day that the 1938 Test matches

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will be played over four days. If at the conclusion of the Fourth Test neither side leads by a margin greater than one match, then the Final Test at the Oval will be played to a finish.-- Reuter.

REVENUE FROM SWEEPSTAKES

$80,000 Expected From Non-Turf Clubs

The Straits Settlements Govern- ment anticipates getting next year $80,000 from sweepstakes promoted by clubs other than turf clubs in Malaya.

This was the estimate given by. Mr. L. Rayman, the acting Fin- andal Adviser, in reply to Mr. E Newbold at the Legislative Counci recently.

That total consists of $15,000. from Singapore clubs, $60,000 from Penang and $5,000 from Malacca.

This is very much less than the revenue estimated for this year, which total $123,000, made up of $2,900 from Singapore, $120,000 from Penang and $100 from Malacca.

"The estimated total revenue from the betting tax for this year is $420,000; the revised estimate is $473,000.

A total of $350,000 comes from turf club totalisators and sweeps- takes from the Singapore Turf Club ($290.000) and the Penang Turf Club ($80,000).

* The estimate for next year is $420,000 and apart from the total from sweepstakes held by non-turf clubs given above, the revenue from turf club totalisators and sweepstakes is estimated at $340,000 comprising $260,000 Trom the Singapore club arid $80,000 from Penang.

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