1938-04-11 — Page 10

PAGE 10-HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

ALL

SPORT

MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1938.

THE SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES

TRAINING GALLOPS

The following times were clocked during the morning gallops at the Race Course on Saturday :---

Zodiac

Just in Time

Bistre

Tempest

Trentbridge Ranger Royal Scot

1 34.2 1.08.3 40 2.09.4 2.383 29.4

A SLOW BREAK Gun Club Section-Hong

BOWLER

FRANK WARD (South Australia)---Born Fo- bruary 23, 1909.

"

Slow bowler both leg break and googly. Plays for the same State as Grimmett, bat f

not yet the equal' of that consummata "old fox"

Made his first appearance as a Sheffield Shield player when Grim- mett was away in South Africa. Had immediate success-450 wickets at an average of 20.96 in first- class matches that season.

Dis- ist tance Qr.

2nd 3rd 4th 5th Last

Rose-Queen

.. Qг. 1.17.3 1.55

Qr. Qr. 2.28 30.1

QT. 31

Astrik

1 39

1.17.4 1.58

2.28.4

32.4

Macquarie River

1

32

1.04.1 1.34.3 2.024

28:1-

Cossack's Beauty

# 39

1.14.2 1.43.3

32.1

Harvest View

# 37.3

1.12 1.44.3.

32.3

Derby Day

1 37

1.10

1.39.3 2.07.1

27.3

+35

14.08.3 · 1.38.1

27.3

Potentate

1

Murray River

Lancashire Lass

1

34.3 1.31 1.45.3 33.3 101.2 1.343 37.1 1.11.4 1.45

2.15.2

29.4

2,02 -

77.2

2.18.1

32.1

Lucky

1

40.4 1.15.4 1.49.2 2,22,4

33.2

Red Feather

1

38.2 1.11.3 1.44.2 2.15

30.3

Dick Turpin

Laughing Girl

† 29.4

1.01.1 1.32.3

31.1

1 33.3

1.08.4 -1.39.2 2.10.

30.3

1

35

1.09.2 1,42.2 2.13.3

31.1

1 35

1.09.2 1.42.2 2.14,2

32

Rose Evelyn

1

10 1.18.1 1.49.4 2.23.1

32.2

Cuban Love

1

36.2 1.17.2 1.51.2 2.23.1

31.4

Sunlight View

1

38.2 1.124 1.49.4 2,19.1

29.2

Strathroy

† 29 50 1,23,2

27.2

Double Finesse

1.

Bag Tor

Perfect Day

Laughing Buddha

33.1 1.04.2 1.31.2 1.57.3 1 42

1.20 1.51.2 2.18.4 31.4 1.00.3 1.28.1 36.21.11.3 1.44

20.1

* 27.2

27.3 32.2

Expression Time

1 38.3

Boolat Bay

34

1.12.4 1.43.3 2.21.3 1.06.1 -1.37.1

2.52.1 30.3

Racing Boy

1

43.4

1 45

1 33.

1.21.4 1.58 2.20.4 1,24 2,01 2.33.2 .1.03.4 1.33.3

31 30.4

2.03.1

ON

3. 40

1.10.3 1.40

1

36.4

1.06.2 1.37.I 2.06.4

32.2 20.3 29.2 29.31.

---0---.16 i-1,464-

31 3

1

34

1.03.4 1.32.2 2.00

27.3

"Dragon

3 38.2 1.10 1.99

29

Jober

1 .32

"

Jungle Jim

1

1.04.2 1.35 37.4 1.13.2 1.48.4

2.05

30

2.18.2

31.3

Lancashire Chap & Tyne 1

.40.3 1.15.2 1.48.1

2.23

34.1

Venning

1

35.2 1.11.1 1.44 2,18,2

32.2

Discovery Bay

1

35.2 1.07.3 1.33 2.06.3

28.3

Desert Chiet

Vixen Tor..

1 39

1.18 1.44 2.10.3

25.3

Golden Cow

1 47

1.26.3 1.58

31.2

Yum Sing

40

1.29.3 2.07,1 2.39

#

31.4

Rose Jane

1 41

1.19 1,52 2.21.4

29.4

Mac's Adventure

35.2 1.11.2 1.45

2.18

33

Boris

43

1.23.3 2.01.3 2.30.3

29

day.

Home Brow

32.2

1.30.4 1.01.2 1.28.2 1.

"27

107.4 1.40.1 2.11.2

31.1

Birmingham

1 34

1.07.3 1.42

2.14.2

32.2

Charlton

怨

Chelsea

4

Leicester

1 33.3

1.08.2 1.41

3.10.2

29.2

Grimsby,

3

11 40

1.19

1,50.3" 2.20

2.46.4 26.4

Leeds-

31.3

1.031

1.34.

30.4

Liverpool

4 Blackpool

Split Hand

33.2 1.05

1.37.2

32.2

Mid brough

0 Huddersfield

Captam Blood

142

1.20.4

1.55:4 2.27.3

31.4

1 Wolves

Charybdis

11 40

4 Derby

Cameronian

The Leopard

14 37:27 1.13.2 1.40 !" 44.3

1.59.1 1.24

2.24.3 2.56.4 32.1 2.30.3

Stoke

44

1 Everton

"81.2

W. Bromwich

35.3

33.1

Plain View & Scenic

View

Tornado Star

Lucky Lad

Foi Ying

Rex

Salvage Master & Sea

Night View

Piet Hein & Good Morn-

ing

National

Defence

National Pride

Able Amazon.

Gladiator

234 1.07.3 1.41.2 2.14.2 2.43.2 29"

1.20 1.58 2.31.2 3.02,2 31

Meteor Flybynight...... 1 34 1.05.2 1.39.1 2.14.4 Humdrum Eve

I 31.1 1.02.2 1.33.4 2.07

1 33 1.00 1.40.2 2.14.2 2.47.1 32.4 2.12.2 2.42.3 32.1

Colorado Star

King's Warden & Ka-

tinka

Rob Roy

"Sydney Bridge

Sovereign

The Buffer

Borrachito & Gordito.... 1 37.3 1.14.3 1.50 2.23.1 2.55.2 32.1

Played in three Tests against Allen's team. His eleven wickets cost 39.27 each. Turned down an offer of---it was sild-£500 a year

{

Rifle Association

Kong Rifle

Clay Bird Shooting On The Kowloon City Ranges

Clay Pigeon Shooting was first introduced as à Section of the Hong Kong Rifle Association at the origina! Sunday shoot on Novem ber 28, 1937. Since then the range has been open to all members during the mornings of each successive Sunday Shoot,

The Eange was built by Mr. Wong Bor, of the Sporting Arms Store, and is operated by his staff. Originally a simple rope release, was used for fighting the Birds, but recently an automatic lever controlled trap has been installed.

Mr. Wong Bor has also a shop built at the back of the H.K.R.A. Clubhouse which caters for British made cartridges besides sundry other items for riße shooting.

On the opening day Mr. Wong presented two silver cups for com- petition in single and double events. They were both won by Lt. Cmdr. J.W. Studholme, R.N., who is a noted shot. Since then, how- ever, new talent has been discovered, Mr. Ashby and Mr. Bateman of the H.K.N.V.F. figuring prominently. They, at last, seem to have found the secret of breaking the "Birds' which until recently, appear- ed to have been made of, sust, fron and quite impervious to shef, and shell

The Honorary Secretary of this Club is Captain W.C. Newton, of the 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment, who is always overjoyed to greet new "recruits" who join the Gun Club's activities.

All competitions are based on those that exist at Bisley. England, and all are 'down the Line' shoots, as opposed to "Skeet" 'shooting. During the Buley Meeting of the Association, the Clay Bird range will be open at the following times and the undermentioned com- petitions will be shot of.

P

It is hoped that as many as possible will attend and any dihi- culty about hours of opening' etc., should be taken up with the Hon: Secretary who will try to arrange a convenient time.

Please note that for the daily handicap event, drastic handicap- for three years to play in England.ping will probably occur. A list of these handicaps will be available

HOME SOCCER

RESULTS

London, April

The following are the results of Home football matches played to-

FIRST DIVISION

Portsmouth,

Preston...

2 Bolton.

2 Sunderland

Mchester C.

0 Arsenal

4 Brentford

SECOND DIVISION

Barnsley

||

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Bournemouth 1 Swindon'

Northampton 2 Reading

for perusal on the range itself.

April 10-10 to 11.45 am.: 2 to 4. p.m.

April 11:10.30 am, to 12.30 p.m.

SKEET IN HONG KONG

:

The following is an extract from the Shooting Times and British Sportsman:-

SKEET IN HONG KONG

On Boxing Day, 1937, a few of the boys of Hong Kong decided to o get rid of cobwebs collected the previous evening by holding a Skeet 1shoot at Mr. Wong Bor's Skeet ground at Gin Drinkers' Bay, Tsinwan" 1 The following participated:-Lt-Cdr. Studholme, RN. Lt.-Cdr. Jonas, 1 R.N.; LL-Cdr. Gambler, RN; L-Cdr. Nicholson, R.N.; Lt. Massey- 1 Dawson, RN.: Lt. Jenks. R.N.; Capt. Newton, The Middlesex Regi- 2 ment.; Capt. Crawford, The Middlesex Regiment; L Fullthrough, 1The Middlesex Regiment: Capt. Frizelle. Hong Kong Volunteer De- otence Corps: Piper Watson. Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps. 1 Messrs. Lane Crawford, Ltd.. purveyed an excellent lunch, while 1 the "boy" Sam Shoo operated the trap with "his customary

-

3 emeciency. Before lunch the majority of the competitors found it difficult to get on the clays, but it was at this time that the outsand- ing performance of the day was achieved by Lt.-Cdr. Studholme. Skeet shooting in Hong Kong is conduced à la Américan plan-25 birds, including the difficult No. 8 position. "Stud.." who has fre- quently scored 24 in the past, obtained the coveted possible, crack- ing 25 birds with 25 shots. This is believed to be the first time such performance has been registered in the Far East. The champion followed this phenomenal round by scoring successively 21, 23 and 24, by which time some members of the handicapping committee developed severe headaches. By some error of judgment Capt. New- ton was very generously handicapped and walked away with most of the "sweep" dollars. A private hate between the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps and the Middlesex Regiment resulted in a win for the former team. Altogether á'most énjoyable day.

2

0

MIDDLESEX WIN AGAINST PRESS

1 Chesterfield

1

Burnley

2 West Ham

0

1 36.1 1.10.1 1.42.

Bury

2 Southampton

Whalsey & Cleeve

14 34.4 1.09 1.40.3

40.4 1.22.2 1.57

2.11.2 2.40.3 29.1 2.29.2

Coventry

3 Blackburn

32.2

Luton

1 Plymouth

1

Royal Highness & Atomic

Star

M'chester U.

0 Norwich

I

40.4 1.17.2 1.52

2.23.2

31.2

Newcastle

1 Friham

2

236 11 36 $ 40

1.10.2 1.40.2

30

1.09.2 1.45.3 2.20.2 2.51.3 31.1 1.10.2 1.48.4

Noits F Sheffield U. Stockport

4 Wednesday

Villa

1

1

Swansea

0

32.2

Spurs

2

Bradford

1

Cape Comorin & Gold

1 43 1.27 2.06 2.37.2

32.2

1 40.2 1.15.1 1.49.3 2.20.1

30.3

Half Moon Eve & Moon-

light View

Brighton.

B Exeter

1 36.2 1.11.2 1.42" 2.10.2

28.2

Bristol R

1 Palace

Mac's Second Venture... 1 35 1.11.1 1.47.2 2.22.2

3.5

Cardia

◊ Aldershot

Sylvandale

1 37.1 1.15.4 1.47 2.17.4

30.4

Clapton

0 Bristol C.

Twilight Star ............... 1

30

1.00.4 1.32

2.02

30.2

Mansfield

1 Notts Co.

2

,

Enjoyable Cricket

Át Sookunpoo

National Dignity, Nation-

al Guard & Jack High 11 29

1.17.2 1.54.1 2.26.3 3,00

33.2.

Queen's Pk.

2 Gillingham

0

Southend

2 Watford

2

A FINE FINISH

Centre Court

1 38 *1.11 1.39.2 2.07.2

28

Torquay

• Newport,

Smlling Thru

4 37.2 1.15 1.48.2

33.2

Walsall

1 Millwall

Diogenes

# 35

1082 1.41

32.3

Electron

1.33

1.05.2 1.36.2 2.03.2

27.

1

29.3

I

59 1.28.3 38.2 1.08.3 1.41 2,10

1.53.2

28.4

Accrington

2 Port Vale

1

29

B'ford C.

2 Lincoln

10

1 33.11.07.2 1.38.1"

30.4 30

Crewe

4 Carlisle

Zimmiem (another "free-lance"? sex XI met and beat by 14 runs was left not out with 40. He bat

A very enjoyable game was play-1-14 of their opponents' total when ed OD the Sookunpoo cricket | Coombes, yorked MacNider. ground yesterday when the Middle-

1

Chester

* Darlington

2

136 28

1.10.1 1.41.3 $8.1 1.27.1

31.2

Doncaster

a team composed chiefly of Pressted nicely after a none too sure men and captained by Mr, N. A. E. start.

3 New Brighton

0

1.55.2

28.1

Halifax

Mackay.

Scores:

1 Barrow

4 32.3 1.04.1 1.35.2

31.1

Rochdale

2. Gateshead ·

2

On a matting wicket from which

MIDDLESEX

36 1.10 31.4 1.03.2 1.35.2 2.03

1:43

2.14.2

31,2

the ball came through fast and Lt. Man e Cinar Luke

17

27.3

2 Oldham 2 Eull

1

true, and in ideal cricket weather, Pte. Coombes b Burnett

28

21

30.4

1.00 1.27.3 1.58

30.2

Desert Star & Schara

York

some fairly high scoring was seen. Weedone Luke by, el and bowlers generally had a lean

Arculi...

$7

Star

1.

37 1.11.2 1.48

2.21.2

33.2

Stymie, &z Flying Trapéze 1

43.3 1.25.4 2.07.3 2.40

322

M. ei Arquill

Annabella

1

35.4 1.08.2 1.37.4 2.04.2

28.3.

hers.

Dekka

1

17.2

King's Bounty

37

1.13 1.12.2 1.45.3

1.46.2 2.17.2 2.10.2

31

Aberdeen

Pte. Johns c Burnett b Y. el

Arculli.......

1

30.4

*Arbroath"

Queen's P.

A Great Time A

Lovely Time

35.1 1.05.3 1.35

2.024

27.4

Ayr Celtic

4 Motherwell

Hårpliton

3 Queen O'S.

2 Partick

Courting Eve

Cape York

New Star Sukylight Tabby Cat Snowy River Honeymoon Eve

Final Triumph Blandford Lancashire Chips

Sporting

#35.4 1.10.2 1.40.2

Fixtures

TODAY TENNIS, Open Deubles, Semi- Final (Lower Half) Tsui Wai Pul and Tsul Yun Pui v. JW. Leonard and George Choa. YACHTING.-Resall of Corinthian

Race.

TOMORROW

· BADMINTON-YMCA. Badmin-

ton, in the West Lounge. SWIMMING.Mixed Swimming,

in YMCA Bathing Pool TABLE TENNIS, Cheero Club

Table Tennis.

}:

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Rotherham Southport Tranmere

3 Wrexham

1 Hartlepools

SCOTTISH LEAGUE ‚FIRST DIVISION.

Hibernian *Morton

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 ATHLETICS-Hong Kong Univer Rangers

sity Athletic ground, Pokfulam *gt. Mirren Road, 130 p.m.

T. Lanark

"Unplayed."

TABLE TENNIS.-Y.M.C.A. Table Tennis, In the West Lounge. ¿ TENNIS-Open Singles, Semi-Final (Lower Half)? Teul Fun Pul v. H. D., Ramjahn.

THURSDAY, APRIL 14. TENNIS-Open Singles, Semi-Final (Top Half): Trui Wai Pul v. S. A. Rumjahn,

SATURDAY, APRIL IG RACING.-Hong Kong Jockey Club Third Extra Race Meeting at Happy Valley, 1 D.m TENNIS-American Tournament,

at Kings Park, 11 am.

2 Kilmarnock

By New L.B.W."

time, though Coombes and Hatfield Major Newnham e Omar b F.

win- bowled very steadily for the

The Middlesex batted first and. alded by excellent knocks by Ple. Pte. Hatfield. b Abbas' Coombes and Lt. Weedon, had 130-Pte. Cordery b M. el Arculi... 3. St. Johnstone 4 pad on the board at lunch-time-8gt. Paterson b 1. el Arculli...

It was an all-day game.'

Pie. Chatton not out.. "After lunch Pte. Johns hit up a Lt. Peale and b Y. el Arcnili quick 45 and just before 3 o'clock

Extras the declaration was made, at 20511 for 9 wickets, leaving the Press three clear hours in which to get the runa-an interesting position.

At ten the Press had 70-odd for

Y Hearts

1 Clyde

Dundee 2 Falkirk

SECOND DIVISION Albion

3 King's Pk. Dumbarton 2 Airdrie Dunfermline 1 East Te East Stirling 1 Leith St. Bernard's 2 Brechin. Bten'muir 4 Fortar Raith

3 Edinburgh

*INTERNATIONAL MATCH * .

England

0: Scotland

3 wickets, M." el Arculli and K. Nazarin (both of whom might be Abbas

0. MR 120 41

SATURDAY'S SOCCER SCORES AT A GLANCE

SOUTH CHINA “A”

FIRST DIVISION

Lai Shul-wing. 2 Tam

Kwong-rum

CLUB

Fowler 2, Forrow.

ROYAL SCOTS

McKay, Sammy

(own goal),

[KOWLOON

POLICE

Howlett Mosa.

::

2

EASTERN

Tsang

SECOND

ENGINEERS (CHINESE)

Lee Mok-lau 3. Leung Chi-

sang. Cheung Sang. MIDDLESEX. .......................

Izzard 3, Marablo.

5TH A.A. BDE. R.A. .............

Bancroft 2, Calvert, Per- eivál, 'Lawton. Cowley. ENGINEERS (E) ......

Dudderidge, Pelham.

POLICE (CHINESE) Mak Yuk-fat 3.

DIVISION

5

KOWLOON Ablong.

CLUB

EASTERN

2

3

SOUTH CHINA .................

Luk Fat-hang, Chau Wing- hing. Wong Wah-man. ROYAL SCOTS

McDonald 2. Tau Kwai-chol

(own goal).

THIRD DIVISION-

24TA BTT, RA.

Marshall, Atkins, Kiil.

3

20TH BTY, BA

THIRD DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP

"MEDICALS

Gantzer.

SECOND

1

ROUND PORTUGUESE SA

League Tables To-Date

Team

FIRST DIVISION

Goals

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. S China "E" 15 13 1 1 42 17 27 Middlesex 16 12 2 2 39 20 26

Eastern

Police

SOCCER IN AID OF WAR RELIEF

"An interesting football match which, it is hoped wil be played on April 18 on the Kowloon Foot-, ball Club ground, has been a ranged between the Kowloon Mo- tor Bus Company's Eleven and the Middlesex Regiment, the entire gate receipts to be donated to war relief.

S. China "A" 17 10 25 57.27 22 Royal Scots 18 10 1 5 39 30 21 Kowloon 15 7 26 25 21 18 17 € 4 7 40 33 18 16 3 5 8 32 34 11

Club

15 4 1 10 36 63 9 St. Joseph's 14 2 2 10 32.41 8 K. Chinese 17 1 2 14 23 79 4

Lee Tin-sang, Mak Shlu-hon, Ho Chor-Flu, Leung In-chan and Tam 158 68 22 68 385 385 158 Kong-sum. all very well-knowns SECOND DIVISION

Totals

...Goals

Team P. W. D. L. E. & Pts. Middlesex 17 15 3 0 61 13 33 5th Bde. RA. 19 15 250 23 31 Kwong Wah 18 11 5 2 73°26 27

| South China 20 11 0 9 51 33 22 Royal Scots 18 7.6 3:34 27 20

to followers of local soccer, will be appearing for the Bus Companp, the others being Wang Chong. Wong Sol-wah, Cheong Moon-wing. Lau Kwel-sang. Wong Weng-hong and Yeung Kun-po...

Engineers (E) 18 8 3 753 33 19 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Kowloon 17 6 2 9 29 33.14

n

Chinese

Police ... 19 6 1 12 35 82 13 Club

18 50 13 42 67 10 Engineers

(C)

15 2 2 13 21 84 4 Eastern 18 18 17 12 80 2

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB. ·

THE THIRD EXTRA RACETM

Total 194 87 20 87 461 461 104 MEETING will be held (weather

£2,000 GOLF TOURNEY

Win For Perry

Gosforth, April 9

permitting) at HAPPY VAL- LEY on SATURDAY, 16th and MONDAY, 18th April, 1938, commencing at 12.30 p.m, each day,"

The First Bell will be rung at (12.00 NOON, and the Tifia Interval will be after the second race (1 p.m.) on both days.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE No One without a badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure...

Alfred Perry, of Leatherhead won the £3,000 tournament, with rounds of 71, 69, 70, 74, making an aggregate of 284, over 72 holes.

Dal Rees, .of Burbiton, was second with rounds of 70, 73, 74 Badges admitting Non-Mem- 12-288: R. Burton, of Sale, third bers to the Members' „Enclosure with scores of 74, 69, 72, 74-289.

and Club Rooms at $5.00 per Henry Cotton, the Open cham-day for Gentlemen and $3.00 pion, returned a card of 76, 72, 76,

69, making an aggregate of 293-per day for Ladles (Both includ. (Reliter),

lug tax) are obtainable through the SECRETARY upon the per- sonal or written application of Member, sach Member to be responsible for all visitors intro- duced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, &¤‚...‚

WORLD SNOOKER

TITLE

Lohdön, April 10. 43 Joe Davis, the holder, won the 13❘ world Snooker Championship.

4 when he defeated Sidney Smith, by

1. E. MacNider b Coombes

יד -

The Secretary's Office, Ist floor, Exchange Building (Tel. 27794) will close at 11 a.m.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No.

Boy. Telephone 21920.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

8 37 games to 24(Reuter). 0 !!

0

25

Total (for 9 wkta. decl.) 205 NAE. Mackay b Hatfield.....

o. C. Burnett c and

Coombes gree

b

1

22

F. M. el Arculli ħ Halfeld

31.

Pte. Nicholson, die hot bit.

Bowling Analysis

X: el Arcill run out,

12

AM. Omar c and b Newnham WJR, Luke c and, b, Coombes....

5.

8.

The Price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $1.00 per day including, Tax, for all Persons,

27

Including Ladies, and is payable

Total

it. Ο

8 1

99 3

about 50.

1

M. el Arculk Two more quick wickets again

2

1

8

2

Bowling Analysis

PRESS XI

M.

R. W.

fell and when E. MacNider, last M. el

Coomber man in, joined Zimmern, some 40 1 Tus

Arcul Johns b

Paterson

6

28 0

32 Hatfield

18

6

39

ม

38 Coombes

17

54 4

#4 Peat

2 19

40 | Newnham

1

3 called "free lances"!) having batted Burnett

Dwell for 32 and 28 respectively. Luke 1Later Mackay hit up 22 and, Omar 2though a couple of quick wickets Mel Arcull!

D. B 300

8 1 24 1 #91 38 1

1 fell, the seventh wicket added. el Arculli ....... 6 t

were still needed. De K. Nazarin e Newnhamn b' Peal (at Wembley Stadium) rending stubbornly, but hitting A. R. Abbas b Hatfeld..... (Reuter) the loose ones, they got to within E Zimmern not out”..............

Extras

at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors 191in Uniform are admitted Half

Price.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Hong Kong, 11th April, 1938.

Secretary

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