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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1938.

ADVERTISEMENTS. ANNUAL RACE MEETING RIGHT TO THE BODY

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Entries For Fifth Day

KWANTI RACES

The March Meeting will be. bold on the 27th March, aud not on the 20th, as previously announced.

By Order of the Committee,

THOMSON & CO..

The following are the entries and weights for the Fifty Day

of the Annual Race Meeting to be held at Happy Valley on Satur- '

day. The first saddling bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the Arst race will be run at 2 p.m.

The Phaethon Handicap (From the 2 Mile Post, Once Round and In.)

Rose Jane

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

ANNUAL RACE MEETING,

1938.

19th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 26th February, 1938.

National Defence

151

147

Tampa Bay ....

148

Lbs.

The Giant Panda

147

Araxy

140

Happy Valley Spring Handicap

Coronation Day

143

("A" Class) From the 2 Mile

Secretaries.

Daylight Eve

140

Post. Once Round and In

Declasse

140

Lbs.

Dlogenes

140

Cossack's Beauty

168

Ebony Idol

148

Dawn Star

145

Firefly

147

Diana Bay

158

Flybynight

145.

Expansion Time

143

Gold Coin,

142

Gladiator

168

Gold Sovereign

140

Harvest View

140

Good Morning

140

Havoc Eve

149

Laughing Cavaller

140

King's Coronation

140

Laughing Girl

159

King's "Justice

140

Mad's Adventure

140

New Star

140

Plain View

158

Oak Bay

168

Racing Boy

140

Rose-Queen

140

Royal Consort

168

Royal Scot

181

Shipmaster 2.

140

Soldier of Britain

161

Sylvandale

152

Soldier of Honour

163

Tiny Star

163

Tiny Eagle....

Valorous

140

Wild Life

140 188

140

Happy Valley Spring Handicap

150

("B" Class) From the 2 Mile

140

· Post, Once Round and In

158

Lbs.

.... 140

Amberley

140

Boolat Bay

168

Bright View

165

Lbs.

Centre Forward...

140

Advancing Time

151

Commencent Bay

143

Fowey

145

Jungle Jim

151

Half-Moon Eve

158

King's Bounty

144"

Handicap Eve

154

Laughing Buddha

148

Humdrum Eve

158

"National Anthem

140

J. C.

147

Ouse

148

Just In Time

151

Royal Highness

140

Lancashire Boy

151

Scenic View

161

Lancashire. Lass

161

Soldier of China

145

147

Tyne

181

On Saturday 19th, Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd and Wednes day 23rd February, the first bell » will be rong at II a.m.. and the first race will be run at 11.30 a.m. On Saturday, 26th Febru ary, the first bell will be rung al| 1.30 p.m. and the first race will: he run at 2.00 p.m.

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The tiffin interval will be after | the fifth race on the first tour days of the Meeting.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURES.

Members are reininded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges reminently display- ed throughout the Meeting.

o one without a badgë will

be admitted to the Members* Enclosure.

Badges admitting non members

to the Members' Enclosure and

Voltaire Whatsey Widnes Ythan Yum Sing

Grifos Spring Handicap

(1 Mile)

Lucky

SZABADOS AND

KELEN DUE HERE TODAY

Club Rooms at $10.00 per day Famous Table Tennis

including tax-or $40.00 includ ing tax for the Meeting (ladies) $5.00 and $20.00 respectively) are obtainable through the Secre-

Players To

Give Exhibitions

Szabados and Kelen, the world

tary upon Introduction by al famous table tennis champions.

member, such member to be

are due to arrive in the Colony responsible for all chits, etc. today aboard the N.TK. liner

Badges admitting to Members Hokosaki Maru.

Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.

The Secretary's Office, 1st floor, EXCHANGE BUILDING.

Rugby Football

SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNEY

Result Of Draw

Tu preminary rounds for the seven-a-side Rugby football tour- nament will be held on the Club ground at Happy Valley on Mon- day, February 28. and Thursday, March 3

There will be six games each day commencing at 4 p.m.

The charge for admission to any stand The Hong Kong Table Tennis on these days is fifty cents, service Association have arranged for men in uniform at half price, and. Szabados and Kelen to appear in it is hoped that there will be a

exhibition matches tomorrow and

Sunday,

Tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. at the (Tel. 27794) WILL CLOSE AT Chinese YM.C.A. Bridges Street. 10.00 a.m. ON THE FIRST the famous players will meet the FOUR DAYS, and at 12.00 champions of Hong Kong, Macao NOON ON THE FIFTH DAY.jand Singapore.

On Sunday night, at the same

large gathering of spectators to

watch the football. The draw is as follows:--

First Round:-Seaforths C V.. Malayan Prince (1), 24th. Heavy Bty. v. Royal Scots A (2), 20th. Heavy Bty. v. Club A (3), 5th. A.A. Bde. F.A. v. Police (4), Club B v.

A limited number of tiffius time, Szabados and Kelen will be R.E. (5), Civil Service v. Small will be obtainable each day at seen in action against the cham- Units (6). Herald v. Middlesex A the Club House, provided they plons of the Colony. Shanghai, (7), Royal Scots B y. Middlesex B are ordered in advance from the Singapore and Macao, at the Kong

Kiu College, 20 Shelley Street. No. 1 Boy, Tel. 21920,

Admission to the exhibition will

(8).

Byes: HM.8. Tamar and Sea- Small Ships Adventure B. forths A. Butterfield and Swire,

be $1.10, 55 cents and 20 cents, and Adventure A, Suffolk, Seaforths B tickets may be obtained from the and Hong Kong Barik, Hong Kong Tennis Association.

Telephone 21671).

Second Round: - Tamar

and

On no pretext will children be permitted. In either enclosure during the first four days of the Confucian Club, 124, Holly-Small Ships v. Adventure B (9), Meeting. No amalis will he wood Road, and from Mr. Yee Seaforths A v. Butterfield and allowed on the Fifth Day. King-kwong, e/o Kelly and Co., 11, Swize (10). Winners (1) and (2) (12). Queen's Road Central. second floor (11). Winners (3) and (4)

Winriers (5) and (6) (13), Win- Chu Kel-chi and Shu Shiu-kanners (7) and (8) (14), Adventure' are the most likely to represent A v. Suffolk (15) and Seaforths B the Colony players. The local championship

against the

visiting

has not been completed and every 400 p.m... effort will be made to do so before 4.20 p.m. 4.40 p.m. tomorrow.

5.00 p.m. 5.20 p.m.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The price of adumission to the public En:losure is $2:03 per day including tax for all person including ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

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Soldiers and Sailors in unitorru

Besides Chu Kel-chi and Shu are admitted to the Public En-Shiu-kau, others battling for hon- closure at $1.00 per day including ours are Fung Kok-hoo and Llous fax.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc., will döt be permitted to operate within "the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Club] during the Race Meeting.

"Tiffins will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclosure.

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SERVANTS' PASSES Passes for Servants will be ismed

Shek-cheung.

BADMINTON RESULTS

Three matches in the first round

of the Colony Badminton Cham-

plonships were played last night

v. Hong Kong Bank (16).

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Monday Thursday

(8)

(1)

(2)

(14)

(7)

(11)

(4)

(12)

(3)

(13)

(6)

(10)

(5)

(18)

5 40 p.m. 6.00 p.m.

Ties (9) and (15) will be played off on the Navy Ground at Cause- way Bay on Friday, February 25, a H.M.S. Adventure will be at sea next week.

FRIENDLY CRICKET

MATCHES

HMS. Thracian defeated HM8.

at the Taikoo Club. The results Suffolk in a friendly cricket match "H. A. Barros and H. A. Alves beat at Happy Valley yesterday bý 15

were as follows:-

P. Y. Lo and....3. Tsang 15-3, 15-5.

8. W. Clark and A. "Fisher beat

on application to the P. Wilson and, N. Smith 15-10. Secretary, 1st floor, Exchange 15-13. Building.

J. L. Anderson beat C. Au 15-2, 115-5.

Any persons found lolterling Servants' passes in their

with

possession will forfeit the same and will be removed from the Enclosure.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN;

Secretary. Hong Kong, 14th Feb., 1938.

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PHOENIX WIN

ruris.

Buckley was the top scorer for

the day, scoring 38 for the Thracian. Buckingham, of the Suffolk, took four wickets for six ruria. Webster headed the Suffolk batting list with 21 'runs,

ORDNANCE CORPS WIN At Sookunpoo the R.A.0.0. beat After a rather acrappy game on Middlesex by six wickets, the the Dockyard ground yesterday scores being:-- H. M. H. Phoenix beat BH. M. B. Middlesex: 122 Rorqual by four goals to nil in a Bocock 5 for 27). friendly football match:

The Phoenix forward line were well on the target and kept the opposition mostly on the defensive.

Stoker Maldaum, centre-forward.

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RAO.C. 133 for 4 (Emberson 40 not out, Humphries 34)..

INDIANS TEAM

The following will represent the

ind Stoker Bpencer shared the Indian Recreation Club ini 5999 goals.

a

friendly cricket match against the

Huntley and Emerson, who took part in the Royal Scots box- ing tournament on Monday, are caught by the photographer. (Ma- Jen Studio).

THE DERBY TICKET

There is still a certain amount of specualtion regarding the iden- tity of the lucky holder of the win-Į ring ticket in the big sweep on the Hong Kong Derby which was rur last Monday.

A very reliable source confirms our earlier report that a syndicate of amahs held the ticket. About 300 tickets were bought and there [were altogether 393 shares be-

tween some 200 amahs.

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An amah in the employ of Mr {A, J. V. Ribeiro of No. 1. Gordon Terrace, actually bought the win- jaing ticket and though it has beer (rumoured that Mr. Ribeiro himsel

held the ticket we have been asked to state that this is not the case.

Sporting

Fixtures

TODAY

Badminton, European Y.M.C.A Badminton, In the West Lounge 8.30 p.m. Mixed Doubles. Free Lances Recreio "A"; Recreto "B" v. Talkoo; University r. St. Andrew's.

Bridge. Cheero Club Duplicate Eridge, 8 p.

TOMORROW Racing-Fifth Day of Annual Meeting at Happy Valley, 1.30 p.m.

OUR RACE TIPS

In Our issue of yesterday we gave

# fall table of how the cckeys and owners fared in the Brst four days of the Annual: Race Meeting. It is our intention tr publish a full review of the week's carnival early next week.

Meanwhile we wish to state that our Racing Correspondent, "Last Quarter," picked, 12 winners and 56 placed ponies out of 139 in the four days of racing.

HOCKEY CLUB TO VISIT MACAO

The following team has been chosen to represent the Hong Kong Hockey Club against the Macao Hockey Club on Sunday at Macao. V. M. Benwell; R. L. Wallace, F. H. Stokes; R. A. Bates, W. A. Read. N. D. Whitley; 9. Fowler, T. D. Whitley, G. E. R. Divett (Capt.). B I. Blekford, V. Bond.

The team will travel by the a.a. Kinshan which leaves the wharf of the Canton and Macao Steamship Company at 9,30 a.m. and return to Hong Kong by the same ship which by special arrangement will leave Macao at 6 p.m. instead of the usual sailing time of 5.30 p.m.

MEDICALS AT SOCCER

Two sides from the RAM.C. met in a friendly soccer encounter at Happy Valley yesterday. The Bo- wen Road Unit scored a convincing win over the Kowloon side by eight goals to one. Parkins and Smith each netted three goals, while Wyre scored the remaining two. Davis scored Kowloon's only goal..

Bowen Boad:-Hanlin: Webb, Le- verington: Tilly, Castell, Florence; Wyre, Allington, Smith, Russell and Parkin.

Kowloon:-Morris; Jones, Alder: Pike. Barnsley. Laidlaw: Davis, Allen, Pimm, Thomas and Harris.

Hong Kong Cricket Club on the latter's ground tomorroy-

A. R. Minu (Captain), A, H Madar, K. Nazarin, A. R.. Abbas, 8. A. Ismall, A. R, Kitchell, A. Bakar, A A umfahn, Mel Arculli, M. P. Madir, A. M. Rum- Jahn," Scorer: G. M. Butt.

THE CYCLING CLUB

CORINTHIANS HAVE A

BUSY WEEK.

More Records Broken Cricket, Tennis And Then

During the first eight weeks of the current year the Hong Kong Cycling Club has promoted time trials on two occasions, on January 23 and February 5. On the former date the riders concerned were

Alves and W. H. Peckham, böth of whom scheduled for records up to 50 miles. Alves was despatched by H.A. O. Keates, the Club's Pre- sident who was acting as time- keeper, at 2.15 p.m. and Peckham 15 mins. later, At the halfway polut Peckham was found to have' gained nearly 5 mins, on his rival their times being 1.19.53 and 1.16.22 respectively. At 30 miles the figures were 1.35.28 and 1.31,5.. whilst new record Agures for dis- tances from 35 to 45 miles were established by Alves and a few minutes later broken by Peckham They are as given below:-

Off To Macao!

Although the Islington Corinthians have not been seen on the football field since their game against the United Services last Sun- day, they have by no means been idle and have carried out a very full programme.

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On Monday they attended the Races at Happy Valley and on the following day 14 members of the party attended a tennis party given by the Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo at Palm Villa, his Tytam residence,

Amongst those present at this Yesterday morning the party }; very pleasant function were Mr. were taken on a tour of Stanley and Mrs. T. F. Lo. Messrs. Wong Penttisula and in the evening Ka-taun, M. W. La. Lee Wal-tong they were the guests of the Hong and Paul Kong.

Kong Football Association at a dinner given at the Hong Kong

VISIT TO STANLEY On Wednesday the Corinthians Hotel.

Some members of the party will played the Kowloon Cricket Club at cricket and that evening they pay anying visit to Macno on attended the first performance of Monday. They will play a football "French Without Tears," the

match against Macao at which the referee will be Mr. Lee Wal- tong. They will returri by the 3 am, boat. They will play against the Civilians tomorrow and on Sunday they will be seen against All Hong Kong, this being the last official match of the visit,

35 Miles-Alves 1.5126. Peckham A.D.C. production. 1.46.57; 40 miles-Alves -2.8.17,

Peckham 2.4.13; and 45 miles-doubt that he would have exceeded Alves 2.24.51, Peckham 2.20.32 all 20 m.p.h. for the whole distance. new records). 50 miles--Alves New figures were established at 25

and 30 miles with times of:- 240.11. Peckham 238.21.

The course used was not the 25 Mlles-1.10.46. Old formidable Kowloon Circuit on 1.10.59.

record

Old record

If

Miles 1.23.58.

All the above records were ap- proved at a recent meeting of the

which H. A.

30 G. Keates clocked 2.38.15 for 50 miles on June 27 of 1.25.43. last, year, and which remains un- beater.

OPEN. SQUASH

TOURNAMENT®

On February 5 an attempt to Club's Committee. The injuries establish a number of records up sustained by Keates in his crash Owing to the unexpected move- to 100 miles was brought to an still continue to prevent him par-ments of H.M. Ships. four of the early close when the rider concern- ticipating in Club runs or further last eight players" remaining in ed. H. A. G. Keates, was involved trials, but it is hoped he will be the tournament had to leave the in a crash after covering 32 miles fit enough to make another at Colony last week. on 1.29.30. The Incident was un- tempt before the summer period. fortunate" and robbed the rider of Officials during the trial on Febru- the lowering the new 35-45 miles ary 5 were J. L... Smith (timekeeper) records, whilst had he, continued and Messrs. R. Alves, W. H. Peck-

It is expected that these com- petitors will all return about the middle at March and it has been

to ride as brilliantly as he was do-ham and A. Cossins. course decided to postpone the remaining ing in the early stages. there is no 'marshak.

matches accordingly.

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