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MEETING

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Probable Derby Winner

Ready

WILE POLICE GIVE PERMISSION?

By "Ex-Welter"

I had a talk with one or two

TEAMS FOR WEEK-END

CRICKET

The folowing are the probable cricket teama for this afternoon

H.K.C.C. 1st, XI-A. W. Hay- Desert Chief, the pride of the

|ward (Capt)). L. T. Ride, J. B, H, Eu Tong Sen stable, has further

Leckie, Rev. H. W. Baines, F. Mar- enhanced his reputation by an

The boxing enthusiasts of the shall, T. A. Pearce, J. L. C. Pearce, excellent training performance Colony are keenly awaiting news M. F. L. Haymes, H. D. Bidwell, during the past week. This well of the next tournament. When H, Owen Hughes and M. R. Swain. proportioned and strongly built will it be staged? chestnut stallion was, whispered as

Army:Capt. J. R. Mackintosh-. the outstanding griffin of the year people yeaterday and they said R. D. Maclagan (or another), Walker. Major G. P. Murray, Lieut. but only a handful of rail fans they would be ready to promote Endsma. had seen the pony in action. Howa tournament if permission to do Lieut. C. E. Godby (RA), Lieut. Cheney (Seafortha); ever, with arrival of the so can be obtained from the police. R. A. Barron (R.E), Lieut. Wheble' stable jockey, Mr. Encarnacio, I can see no reason why this can (Royal Scots), Lieut. L. C Beadnell, this candidate was galloped over not be granted but that is a ques-Lleut. M. P. Weedon (or Lieut. 1-1/4 miles on Wednesday morn- Hon for the people concerned.

C. M. M. Man). Pte. Hatfield and ing and covered the distance in Meanwhile Seaman Jock Glover,

Pte. Coombes (Middlesex). 2.42-4/5, with the last quarter In a shipmate of Seaman Bob Harvey. 29-4/5 seconds. The last mile was H.M.S. Cumberland, tells me that done a shade Inside 2.10 and the subject to his Commanding om- whole try-out was done in effort-cer's approval, he will take on any Esmail, A. Gobind, A. B. Hamson,

the

less fashion. A beautiful, strider, Desert Chief seemed to be still capable of doing better and finish- ed strongly. Undoubtedly the Eu Tong Sen interests have a serious contender for Derby honours and one that I am certain will not be far away at the finish two weeks hence.

second class welterweight in the Colony.

FOUGHT IN SHANGHAI Glover has done a lot of boxing and when he was last in Shanghai late last year) he had three fights all of which he won on points.

Another welterweight on the Cumberland is Seaman Sadler and he is also doing a great deal of training.

C.C.C. 1st XI:-E Zimmern (Capt.), P. J. Bilimoria, A. R. H

A. K. Ismall, A. T. Lee, F. K. Lee, (G. Souza,” J. LŁ. Youngsaye and F. R.

Zimmern.

K.C.C. Ist XI-F. Goodwin (Capt.), D. J. N. Anderson, A. T Lay. E. C. Fincher, E. F. Fincher. S. Jex, R. E. Lee, N. D. Lloyd, T. A. G. F. O'Bryen and F. I. Zimmern.

Club de Recreio:-Dr. A. M. The next best pony, In my opin-

Rodrigues, W., A. Reed. E M. I., lon, Is Silkylight, which if judged

Soares, Dr. E. L Gosano Dr. H. L. an actual training trials alone. From the Royal Scots I learn Ozorto. A. M. Prata, A. P. Pereira can be placed in the same class as there are two men quite above the P. M. N. da Silva, jun, A. V. Desert Chief. On Sunday last average with the gloves. They are Gosano. J. E. Noronha, and N. Silkylight was sent over 1-1/4 Pte. Thompson, a lightweight who Beltrão. miles, finishing in 28-4/5 seconds only lost on points to Sergt. Me- the last quarter and taking 241- Dermott. King's Regiment, the Capt.), A. H. Madar, S. A. Ismail. 25 for the entire distance This Army lightweight champion

K. Nazarin, A. B. Kitehall, A. R. performance appears outstanding India. and Pte. Scott, a bantam-Abbas, A. Baker, A. A. Rumjahu,

as this brown stallion covered the weight.

last mile In 2.06. I understand that Mr. R. B. Moller, son of the owner Mr. Eric Moller, will be in the saddle at the Annual Meeting. Despite this impressive try-out I belleve Desert Chief the superior of the two.

Other Good Ones Confusion Bay has proved with- out doubt to be the best of the Dunbar candidates. His best run to date was on Sunday, January 23, when the mile gallop was covered in 2.08-2/5, finishing gamely in 2-4/5 for the last two furlongs. This pony is a stylish. looking bay bulit on rather fine lines. Black Bay, a stable com- panion, has been destroyed, while Nokomis is certainly not in the same class..

been

The Sassoon entries have been a trifle disappointing as Handicap Eve does not seem the least in- terested the daily morning work while Harmony Eve and Half Moon Eve have not quite come up to expectations. These latter two have done several fast gallops but the finishes have not too impressive. "However, they are no means out of the run- ning as both these ponies are highly considered and reputed smashers, and may show such a distinct Improvement in the next two weeks that I may have occa- slon, to alter my opinion. I have a great respect for this stable as they have produced champions in the past and may have yet a trump card to be played.

the

and

National Pride has been most consistent performer seems as if he could gallop on for- ever. This iron grey has been in continual training 10T several months and seems to thrive on

FOOTBALL COUNCIL

MEETING

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Navy:Capt. Whitmarsh, Capt. Carless, "Commdr. Sturgeon, Com- mdr. Nave. Lieut-Commdr. N. Wey-

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and Herbert. Offices, Holland House. it, 5.30 p.m. on Monday, February 7.

BADMINTON LEAGUE

Mixed Doubles Results

BIG VICTORY FOR

RECREIO "A"

Three matches In the Mixed Doubles Badminton League were decided last night. Recreio "A" scored a convincing win over Tal- koc R.Ç.. annexing all nine sets, while at King's Park, Free Lances defeated Recrelo "B" by seven sets to two."

Playing at home, St. Andrew's Club beat Kowloon Tong by six sets to three.

C.S.C.C.:-B. C. K. Hawkins (Capt.), J. E. Richardson F. Baker, D. McLellan, R. H. Grinths, R B.

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FOOTBALL

The following are the probable teamy for the week-end League football matches:-

First Division Kowloon Chinese:-Ho Fo-płu; Detailed results are as folows:-Chan Hol-ching, Wong Yuk-tin:

RECREIO "A" ▾ TAIKOO

Wo Hok-ming. Wong Si-wah, Tin

B. Keown and Miss Summers Yung-fat; Kwok' Wal-yee, Chan (Taikoo).

lost to M. A. Oliveira and Miss Tam Koon-lam

Wong Wing-hop, Yeung Kam-pu, Sliva 6-21;

Seaforths. Atkinson; Waller.

Chengtu, etc. (via Hankow) by the Eurasia Airways Service" (To further points by surface transport as Services permits), Air Mail for “K. L. M. Airways Service"-due Amsterdam, 13th February. Manila Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South)

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Air Mail for "Imperial · Airways Direct Service"-due Landon, 14th February.

Air Mail for "Australia by Imperlai Airways Service"-due Darwin, 13th February.

lost to 3. J. Remedios. and Miss Campbell: Williamson, McCusker, Heihw M. Ribeiro 6-21:

lost to L. Cavalho and Miss O. Ribeiro 10-21.

H. Smith and Miss Cunningham (Taikoo).

chic, Fraser, Thomson. Cook: Adams, McGuigan, Dunna-Shanghai

Swatow

Middlesex.

BUNDAY

MONDAY

Sheehan; Freshwater, Bright, Wi- Harley: Watson,

Satow kinson: Pearson, Courtney. Grogan, Form 80

Swatow and Tientsin

lost to Oliveira and Miss Biva Saw, Britton.

loat to

hard work. Reavily built and strong, National Pride is one prob-5-21: able starter that would froze a Hikely winner If the going should Ribeiro 10-21;

Remedios

and

Club Skinnier (L); Hill, Nogait-Manila

Miss zik; Fowler (2). Skinner (J), Japan, Honolulu, U.S.A., Central and

Nicholis; Fisher, Hynes, Wilson, lost to Cavalho and Miss Ribeiro Scott and Bickford.

be on the soft side and trying. Moonlight View is another promis-23-24.. ing griffin and will surely get a share of the spolls at the meet- Ing.

Pinfarthings Lame

Pinfarthings, belonging to Mr.

Eastern-Sammy Tsang: Lo Wal 5. Newman and Miss Pollock man, Kwok Ping-ting; Ng Tak (Taikoo).

lost to Oliveira and Miss Silva kuen; Chan Bing-to. Lee Tacky. wing. Tang Chung-wal, Lo Wal-

10-21;

Soong Ling-sing. Kwok Ying-kl. Hau Ching-ki Hau Ching-to

Police: Manning: Bone, Parker:

Morrison, Wall, Howlett, Moss.

South China "A":-Wong Wing: Mak Shlu-bon, Li Tin-sang; Leung W. C. Choy and Mrs. J. Stokes Wing-chtu, Lau Hing-chol, Lau (St. Andrew's)..

Tin-sang: Tsang Kwong-sum. beat R. E. Lee and Miss M. Wong Mee-shun, Fung King Xavier 21-17;

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TUESDAY Jashui and Wuchow Alrmall for "France Orient Air- Wayn Service"-due Marseilles

lost to Remedios and Miss C. B. Brown. I considered an ex-Ribeiro 10-21: cellent prospect for the Malden lost to Cavalho and Miss Ribeiro North, Gough, Brittain: T. Pile. Stakes, as this chestnut is a 10-21. verditable speed deman and would give any griffin of the year a close run over the sprint distances. Unfortunately this chestnut went lame about two weeks ago and I have no reports as to his progress. Even if started the enforced sus- pension of training would be de- trimental to this animal's chances. Forgotten Star, Advancing Time and Just in Time have also, shown distinct possibilities but the latter ls quite a late ariyal and may not in time. Cameronian, be ready also from the Eu Tong Sen stable ls quite a handy mover but prob- ably would perform best over 31-8. sprint and middle distances."

20th February. Saigon, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa, Egypt and EUROEK viz Marsaillesduo Marriles 7th Mar, Fort Bayard and Haiphong cheong. Cheuk Shek-kam, Cheung Swatow, Amoy and Poochow beat A. W. da Roza and Mrs. A.Moon-wing.

Amoy and Shanghai E. H. Cantro 21-11:

Japan beat F. Tsang and Mrs. A. W. da Roza 21-18.

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JI

E. F. Fincher and Miss P. Wong (St. Andrew's),

beat Lee and Miss Xavier 21-16; lost to da Roza and Mrs. Castro 18-21;

beat Tsang and Mrs. da Roza

H. Kew and Miss M. Charn (St. Of the remaining ones, Viber, | Andrew's).

| Jober, Hyndford Bridge and Lan- lost to Lee and Miss Xaxder

cashire Lasa are about the best 6-21:

though the latter two appear a lit- beat da Roza and Mrs. Castro tle backward in their training. 21-13:

St. Joseph's-R. Marques; Souza, Air Mail for "EL.M. Airways Sër- Bowen: C. Marques, Costa, vice"--due Amsterdam, 20th Sprinkle; Castilho, Leonard, Del-

February. gado, Gomes, Alves.

South China "B".:-Tam Kwan- Kou; Chung Chi-yin, Lau Mau: Leung Yul-chan, Lim Tak-po, Tse Kam-hing: Yeung Shut-yick, Yenk Hon-1700, Chan Tak-fal Lau Chung-sang, Tay Quee-Hang, V

Kowloon, Rowlands; Eastman, Ulrich; Evans, Bliss, O'Connor; D. Knox, Jorge, Coakley. V. White and Honniball.

KFC, 2nd XI-Jeffries; Vale, Abbas; McKenzie, Johns, Bulpin: Drossel, Bette, Cruz.

Viber is a nice galloper but rather lost to Tsang and Mrs. da Roza | Ablong young and green as yet.

| 16-21.

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