1938-12-19 — Page 2

PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1938,

* In the World of Sports

SILKYLIGHT SHATTERS RECORD TO

WIN THE CHAMPIONS

Mr. C. Encarnacao Leads

In Jockey's List

SALVAGE

66

MASTER WINS

SUBS.” EVENT

THE FINAL RACE MEETING of the year

the was featured by record-breaking run of Silkylight, ridden by Mr. R. B. Moller, in the Hongkong Autumn Champlons in the excellent, time of 2.21.2, the quarters being clocked at 0.28.4; 0.57.1; 1.46.1; 1.34.2; 2.21.2.

THE SUB-GRIFFINS CHAMPIONS was won by Mr., Wong Sul- ngan's Salvage Master, with Mr. B. L. Tao ap, and as he led his pony in after the race Mr. T. H. G. Brayfield was loudly cheered. The other big event on the programme, the Queensland Autumn Champions, was won by Lucky Lad, the successful jockey being Mr. V. V. Necda.

Mr. C. Encarnacao won the Tardy Handicap on Lucky to give him the top place in the jockey's table for the year with 25 wins. 19 seconds and 17 thirds. Next in order is Mr. A. W. Raymond with 24 wins, 17 seconds, 12 thirds,

BONGKONG AUTUMN CHAMPION

in

CASH SWEEPS

RACE 1

No. 2020

3219

1610

.$2,199.40 629.40 314.20

#1

YACHTING

Saturday's Results

The following are the results of Saturday's yacht racing:-

"A" CLASS

Finished Corr. Pos. Pts

Unplaced Ticket No. 2257 gets Nereld II... 16.56.20 16.58.20′′ 8 11

,$2,528.40 723.40 381.20 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 521, 3404, 4351 get $50 each.

(Capt. C. B. Barry, R.N.).

Artemis 16.49.33 18.49.33 2 17-

(Mr. C. C. Blake).

16.57.41 16.57.41 9 10 (Major E. Bader)..

$50.

RACE 2

No. 4131

3275

1404

$2,377.20

679.20 339.60

Eve

M

RACE 3

No. 3474

2013 2866

Unplaced Tickets Nos. 459. 3805 | Jan, D.N.F. (Mr. H. Dreyer), get $50 each...

Joss

16.52.22 16.52.22 5 (Mr. P. H. MacMillan). Gull

16.56.02 16.56,02 7 12 (Mr. A. D. G. Mils). Redshank.. 17.00.05 17.00.05 13

(Lt.Cdr. Rimmington. R.N.). Truc Blue 16.50.28 16.50.28 3

(Mr. H. S. Rouse), Kittiwake... 16.22.59 16.42.59 1

(Miss P. M. King). Painted

14

&

16

19

L

Lady 16.5842 16.58.42 11 (Mr. H. D. Colson).

а

Jean 16.54.25 16.54.25 6

(Col. G. C. Gowland),

13

RACE 4

No. 4343

11

4546 3369

.$2.661.40

760.40 380.20 Unplacesd. Tickets Nos. 103, 3308. 4655 get $50 each.

RACE 5

No. 2660

.$2.654.40

·758.40

64 2301

379.20 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 538, 3975, 1032, 1528, 578, 2740; 5061 get $50

RACE 6

FINALE HANDICAP Silkylight, with Mr. R. B. Moller The last race of the day. provided on the saddle, win the Champlons the best finish of all, only a neck

great style finishing many separating Tabby Cat Mr. H. C. each. lengths ahead of Confusion Bay Ph and Mac's Adventure (Mr. C with Bear Claw (Mr. H: W. Ray- Encarnacan) with Wenning (Mr. L. mond third. The only other entry Wade a length behind. was Expression Time, ridden by Mr. V. V. Needa.

Skylight find the race in hand from the start and finished in the One time of 2-21-2 tổ set up a new record for this event.,

RACE 7

$5.572.00 1,592.00 796.00

Nc. 1795 3799 4843 Ten sturters accepted for this event and the field

Unplaced Tickets Nos. was sent off together. Stymie (Mr. A. W. Ray-1517 get $50 each. mondi tried to make a runaway

but after race of it

figuring

No. 4518 amongst the first three ponies tili the Village Bend Is faded out of "Ranger Mr. A. W. Raymond) set the picture to let Tabby Cat and the pace for this race but could not Mac's Adventure come up from the keep it up. She was followed by Amiddle to occupy first and second Great Time Mr. V. V. Needa) and places respectively.

LAGGARDS HANDICAP

3102 2324

Unplaced Tickets Nos. 4920, 3621, 27. 4194 get $100 each.

La Linda ... 16.51.18 18.51.16 4 15

(Mr. M. I. Johnstone).

Teal, D.N.F. (Major S. del Court). Koala, D.N.F. Miss M. Corrigan), Maureen... 17.06.42 17.06.42 14

(Capt. R. Lawder); Guri

5

$2,927.40 238,40

418.20 3971, 3710,

16.59.19 16.69,13 12 (Mr. John Johnsen). Carpenter.: 16.58.30 16.58.30 10

(Mr.J. D. McClatchie).

7

9

Diana

RACE 8

No. 1225

P

.3509 5178

$5,574.00 1.592.80 796.40 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 5188, 3009,

"K" CLASS Finished Corr, Pos, Pts.

16.25.24 16.25.24 2 (Mr. J. Gilford Hull), Colleen 16,48,49 16,45,591 4 Rev. E. D'A. Staunton). Siskin......

16.45.00 16.43.07 3 (Mr. D. G. G. Allen).

4

2

3

| Dorothea... 16.26.55 10.24.05) 1

(Dr. Dean Smith).

5+

•

"G.” “I” & “Y" CLASSES

Finished Corr. Pos. Pts.

(Major J. C. L. Yale).

Alisa

1

2

4-Queensland Autumn Champions (11 Miles) Mr. Lucky's Lucky Lad, 152 lbs.

(Mr. V. V. Needa)

17.27.28 17.27.28 5 (Mr W. A. Ingram). Stella

9

17.34.52, 17.32.59 6 (Mr. T. E. W. Lammert). Heron, D.NF.

8

Mrs. Taggart's

3

Lancashire Chips, 152 lbs.

(Mr. B. A. Proulx)

Mr. Commodity,

Snowy River, 149 lbs.

Wenning had a big following but

Able Amazon (Mr. S. W. Pan and when coming, into the heme stretch it never looked like placing till the

last hundred yards when Mr. Wade

the latter put on a great spurt and passed everything before him to urged his mount on to take third 1315, 2726. 1973, 2155, 1598 get $100 pryl 17.23.46 17.22.493 11

win by four. lengths.

TARDY HANDICAP This race proved a clean sweep for the Eu Tong Sen stable in that all its entries placed, namely Lucky (Mr. C. Encarnacao), Rose Jane (Mr. W. C. Poy) and Rose Queen (Mr. S. W. Pan).

Jungle Jim (Mr. L. Wade set the pace after a run away start but could not keep it up. Mr. Encarna- caq rode a clever race, showing ex-, cellent judgment in the last quarter.

QUEENSLAND AUTUMN

HANDICAP

Mr. Victor Needa rode Lucky Lad in grand style to win the classic for Australian ponies. Courting Eve. with Mr. H. C. Pit up, was greatly fancled but failed to place.

Lancashire Chips was in the lead for the greater part of the race but Lucky Lad had too strong a finish and easily overtook him. Courting Eve looked promising but faded out of the picture after passing the distance post.

DILATORY HANDICAP Mr. A. W. Raymond. on Double Chance. won the Dilatory Handicap by a head for Plain, View (Mr. H. C. Pih) and Flybynight (Mr. S. C. Liang).

Tiny Star led the field till the Rock but thereafter, figured amongst the tall-enders. Plain View challenged strongly from the Distance Post onwards but Double Chance was too good,

HONGKONG SUB-GRIFFINS AUTUMN CHAMPIONS Salvage Master, ridden by Mr. B. I L. Tuu, scored a very popular win in the classic event for sub-griffins, Piet Hein (Mr. H. C. P) placing second and National Guard (Mr. A. W. Raymond) third.

Mr. Tao nursed his mount very carefully and did not attempt to take the lead until the field came round the bend for the second time, into the home stretch.

Dekku with Mr. H. P, Chanson in the saddle, commanded a large following but only managed fourth pince.

1

place, but only just,

1-Hongkong Autumn Champions

(11 Miles)

LI

Mr. Cire's Skylight. 161 lbs..

(Mr. R. B. Moller: Mr. Dunbar's Confusion Bay. 161 Ibs....Mr. H. J. A. Hearne)

Mrs. Dunbar's Bear Claw.*161

lbs. ...(Mr. A. W. Raymondi Won by many lengths, between second and third the same.

Time: 2.21.2 (Record).

Pari-mutuel:

Win: $5.90.

Places: $5.20, $5.70.

Also ran:-Expression Time, 161 Iba (Mr. Necda).

each

(Mr. A. W. Raymond) 3 Won by one-and-half lengths, one length between second and third.

Time: 2,12.3.

Pari-mutuel-

Win: $39,20.

Places: $11.30, $9.30, $19.40.

CHARITY MATCH SOUTH CHINA "A" BOW

AT C. HILL

Federation Beat

Association.

LEE WAITONG'S

14

TWO GOALS

་

TO ROYAL SCOTS

Solitary Goal

Goal In Last Minutes Of Game

LADY LUCK FROWNED

on

South China "A" on and brought about the major upset in the week's gramme.

Saturday soccer pro-

The Chinese, la their opening game in the second round of the Senior Division, 'bowed to Royal Scots by the only goal scored in the game. In the first round match the Scots were hopelessly defeated by ten clear goals!

The Scotsmen well deserved their win and the two valuable points on Saturday. The open play which they adopted proved a change from the short passing thetics with which Chinese soccer players are so well accustomed.

The Chinese kicked off and the

A charity football match in ald of the dependants of the late Chak Shiu-wing, at the Kit Chee Foot-. ball Club, was played at Caroline Hll yesterday afternoon when a crowd of approxlamately 4,000 saw the Hongkong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation defeat the Hongkong Football Association by four goals to nil after leading 1-0 at half-time. A raffle for the ball ball worked its way to the Scots the Mainlanders after realised over $60 and the winning goal with Fung King-cheong test-ceived a fine pass from Wille ticket was No. 467.

ing Duncan. A series of repeated Knox on the right wing. Riertsen Grogan failed to put in an ap-ralds on the Army goat followed, had one or two shots at Mac. pearance and his place on the which made the soldiers change Allister, one of which almost went right wing in the Association team their tactics to open play, and the Into the net. At half time the was filled by Thorburn, of the result was that the Royal Scots score Navy. Hussain of St. Joseph's had as much of the play as South Kowloon, turned out at right back in place

of Watson, who is on the injured list. and gave a very good per- formance.

The inimitable Lee Wai-tung led the Federation attack and his clever display and good goals somewhat compensated for a game which did not reach the high standard that might have been expected.

China.

SCOTE

George White opened scoring for having re-

was one nil in favour of

After

the resumption. the Civilians kept up the attack with Biertsen missing a fine chance to Increase the lead.

Middleton scored of a hender at the close of play.

SECOND

Hossack went through after receiving a pass from Allem and sent a beautifully placed shot at the Chinese goal which Pau saved brillantly. No the was registered in opening half although both sides came within an ace of scoring on several occasions.

THE SECOND HALF After the re-commencement. The Federation combined well Royal Scots played with much and the work of Lee. Fung King- dash and kept the Chinese de- cheong and Lai Shiu-wing was fence busy. The Scots were re pretty to watch.

However, Lal warded towards the end struck a patch of bad luck and Holmes sent over a cross shot exchanges, narrowly missed scoring on several which Pau fumbled. Allen same occasions.

up and placed the ball into the net.

FOWLER'S LONE GAME

ui

DIVISION

EASY CHANCES MISSED

St. Joseph's were unlucky to lose to Police by a solitary goal, when after having had the better of the

On the other hand, combination MIDDLESEX LOSE

'Sprinkle missed two

(asy chances to score in the first half. Chee Sui-yee netted for the Police In the second period of play.

GUNNERS WİN

was sorely lacking in the Associa-. tion team especially among the Courtney's absence in the half forwards where Fred Fowler, as back line was sorely felt on Satur- leader practically played a lone day when Middlesex met Club and In a closely contested game 5th game. Leonard, at inside-right, lost by the odd goal in three. A.A. defeated Royal Scots by the put in some useful work and

Cole in goal for the Club show-narrowest possible margin assisted the defence time

anded rare form and brought off The gunners had several oppir

many fine saves, while Sld Strange tunities to score but their shots Dixon.

Association pivot. and Keown did good work in the went wide. 2 Sirius ...... 17.20.54 17.15.49 2 12 worked hard throughout and re-defence.

Calvert netted in the closing (Mr. C. Trenchard Davis).

ceived fine support from Honey- Watson WAS also missed In period of play to give 5th R.A the Owl......... 17.21.57 17.12.32 1 131 well and E Strange. Hussain was Middlesex's line up. He received a points.

nasty injury when they met. South China in the Shield last week, and was still unfit.

Robena ... 17.26.12 17.24.19 4 10

(Mr. F. C. J. Smith), Widgeon, D.N.F. (Mr. L. Garner).

(Mr. G. L. Eastgate).

again.

the

as alert as ever.

"Max Shiu-bon and Lee Tin-sang was safe pair of backs while Pay

(Mr. B. A. Proulx); Tribute, 158 lbs. Ka-ping, in between the sticks,

(Mr. S. L. Yuen)...

Betting

Bear Claw..... Confusion Bay Expression Time... 81" Silkylight

1,579

Win.

102 362

Total

Place. 94

118 55 530

2,104 855

Betting

Dekko

Win. Place. 1,183

847

Ako ran:-Centre Court, 155 lbs. (Mr. 8. W. Tang): Courting Eve, 155 (Mr. H. C. Pih); Strathroy, 152 (Mr. C. L. Grégory).

Betting

Fel Yingen 111 National Guard... 334 320 Piet Hein

290 278 Salvage Master 2,524 1,500 Tribute

148 290

203

Centre Court

Win. Place.

264 450

Courting Eve..... 2,531

1,577

Lancashire Chips 585 Lucky Lad Snowy River Strathroy

501

784 530 138 231 441 450

Mr. Fatshan's Able Amazon, 165

2.-Laggards' Handicap (1 Mile)

1bs..............(Mr. S. W. Pan) Mr. Li Po-chun's A Great Time,

159 lbs. (Mr. V. V. Needa) 2 Mr. Marber's Ranger, 152 lbs.

(Mr. A. W. Raymond) .3 Won by four lengths, two lengths between second and third,

Time: 1.45.3.

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $3,20,

Places: $2.70, $11.40. Also ran:-Derby Day, 144 lbs. (Mr. H. C. Ph); Dick Turpin, 135

Mr. W. C. Foy).

Betting

Able Amazon A Grand Time..... Derby Day Dick Turpin Ranger

Total

- Win. 1,481

Place.

743

474 320

170 *36

174

241

731 045

3,091 2,133

3... Tardy Handicap (1 Mile) Mr. Eu Tong Sen's Lucky, 188,

lbs. ...(Mr. C. Encarnacao) Mr. Eu Tong Ben's Rose Jane,

152 lbs...... (Mr. W. G. Pay) 2 Mr. Eu Tong Ben's Rose-Queen, 180 lbs...(Mr. S. W. Pan) Won by a length, the same be- tween second and third.

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $0.

LAST CHANCE HANDICAP Mr. S. L, Yuen scored another ot his surprise wins when he brought Discovery Bay first past the post in the penultimate race of the day, A Great Time, ridden by Mr. V.. V.) Needa occupied second place, one- Also ran-Harvest View, 168 lbs: and-a-half lengths behind with (Mr. Y. T. Fung); Jungle Jim, 150 Strathcarrick (Mr. C. L. Gregory) (Mr. Leslie Wadex Night View, 140

(Mr. H. C. Pih).

third.

The fleld was bunched together for the most part and did not string out till the Distance Post

Places: $5.70, $6.20, $7.70.

finishing burst. A Great Time fol- lowed, so closely that it looked like j

dead-heat but with some 70. fards to go the Bay candidate call- ed on all his reserve and managed to stave off defeat.

Harvest View when Discovery Bay put on a re Jungle Jim

Lucky Night View Rose, Jane Rose-Quech

Betting

Win.. Place. 264 254 202 327

1,836

1,409

341- 762 809 383

483

383

Total

3,768

3,755

Total

4.448. 4,025

5-Dilatory Handicap (1 Mile) Mr. Oliver's Double Chance, 151 lbs. ...(Mr. A. W. Raymond) Mr. Lan's Plain View, 155 lbs.

1

(Mr. H. C. Pih) 2 Mr. Hoping's Flybynight, 147

lbs. (Mr. S. C. Liang) 3 Won by a head, two lengths be- tween second and third.

Time: 2.04.2

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $45.70.

Places: $10.80, $7.90, $9.70. Also ran: Diogenes, 140-lbs. (Mr, S. W. Tang): Ebony Idol, 144 (Mr. V. V. Needa); Five Rulers, 140 (Mr. H. P. Chanson); Lucky Eleven, 144 (Mr. H. J. A. Hearme); Royal High- ness; 156 (Mr. B. A. Proulx); Tiny 1Star, 185 (Mr. B. W. Pan).

Betting

Total *4,588 3,444 7-Last Chance Handicap (1 Me)

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $49.20,

Places:$9.50, $8.30, $10.40.

Also ran:-Cape York, 141 lbs. (Mr. G. F. H. Churchili); Colorado Star. 135 lbs. (Mr. 8. W. Pan); Roolay, 135 lbs. (Mr. W. G. Poy); Violet Queen, 148 tha. (Mr. A. W. Raymond).

เป

Betting

A Great Time Cape York

Roolfly

gave a fine display.

After twenty minutes of score-

LEADERS WIN

victory over R.AOC. at Caroline South China enjoyed a three-n Hill, thus maintaining the lead in the Junior division.

.

less play, during which period the ball was carried up and down the In the first half, the Federation field, Kirwen netted the opening took the lead through Tang goal for Club. At half time Club

Luke Fat-hong netted for the Kwong-sum after Lai Shiu-wing was one goal in their favour.

Chinese after a period of end to and Lee Wai-tong had missed. After the interval, Strange was end play. Ip Yui-po registered The Chinese went further ahead unlucky in scoring against his own the second point, with in the second half through Lee Wai-side to place Middlesex on equal goal coming from Chan Ching-to. the third

tong who scored one of his typical terms Keown converted a spot goals.

kick later to give Club full points.

Towards the end Hau Ching-to and Lee Wal-tong each netted once. The Association citadel un-

many

The teams were--

A BETTER SIDE

'HAT-TRICK'

FOR

C.M. SANTOS

derwent

Narrow ecsapes, The reorganised Eastern side

Kowloon defeated Club on their shots from Lal and Lee striking defeated Police at Boundary Street own ground by five clear goals. elther the upright or the crossbar. by three goals to one. Eastern, C. M. Santos did the “hat-trick” in.

who until last week had given very the opening period of play. H. K. Q. A. A. F.:-Pau Ka-ping:" poor performances, showed better Jorge and H. Santos registered Mak Shiu-hon and Les Tin-sang; understanding despite the loss of twice after the interval. Econg Ling-sing. Lau Hing-choy Sun Kam-sten, their star centre and Hau King-sing; Tang Kwong-forward, sum, Fung King-cheons, Lee Wai- Lee Tak-kee, a thrustful leader. tong, Laf Shiu-wing and Han played a sterling game, and Hau Ching-to showed a flash of his old form to give a delightful display

Win. Place. Ching-to.. 2,384 1,512

163 .234

Colorado Star ...

50

Discovery Bay

379

87 415 393 566 274 343 602

694-

4.225 3,851

Strathcarrick

Violet Queen

Total

8.-Finale Handleap (1 Mile} Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $33.20,

Places: $10.00, $8.90, $10.00.

Also ran:-Acme, 135 lbs. (Mr. K.

L. Ip): Cape Comorin, 152 lbs. (Mr.

Win. Place. Y. T. Fung): Easy Time, 158, 155. (Mr. V. V. Needa): National Dign- ity, 148 lbs. (Mr. H. P. Chanson); Sea Dragon, 150 lbs. (Mr. G. E. H Churchill; Stymle, 156 lbs. (Mr. A. W. Raymond); Yum Sing, 150 lbs, (Mr. 8. C. Liang).

3

Dlogenes Double Chance Ebony Idol

100

379

168 453

591 578

River Rulers

139

Flybynight

520

309 571

Lucky Eleven ......

Plain View................ Royal Highness.... 387 Sylvandale

55 119 1,308

Snowy Star

921 432 143 207 294 269

Betting

Win, Place. Acme..

59 69 Cape Comorin .... 87 128 Easy Time

744

Total

3,922 4,024

Mac's Advanture.. 1,039 National Dignity 122 104

581 652

Bea Dragon

Stymie

210

122 -127 $57 844 503 730 610. 576 397

Total

4,837 3,603

6-Hongkong Sub-Griffins Autumn Champions

(14 Miles)

Pari-mutuel:

Win?$8.00.

Places: $8,00, $10.60, $9.80.

Also ran: Dekko, 161 lbs., (Mr.. H. P. Chanson); Fei Ying, 158 lbs.

Tabby Cat Wenning

Tum Bing

H. K. F. A.-McAllister: Hussain and Sheehan; Honeywell, Dixon and E Strange; Thorburn, Leonard, Fowler, Hunt and Bickford.

Mr. D. Kosstek was the referee.

FURTHER

SPORTS NEWS

PAGES 7, 9, 16

Sporting

Fixtures

TO-DAY

ELEVEN GOAIS

"FOR "MIDDS”

Middlesex juniors in their match on the wing.

against Eastern ran Flot

and

keeping the Chinese away..

Blackburn' had a trying time in scored eleven times to Eastern's He three. was partnered by Chan Hong-yul and the two did well in keeping the score down.

Hau Ching-to drew first blood for the Chinese with a running

ADVERTISEMENT

AND RACE CLUB.".

shot at goal from the wing. After THE FANLING HUNT the interval, Chang Ping-to in- creased the lead. Howlett reduced arrears following a scrimmage in front of the Chinese goal, but Hau Ching-to added Eastern's third. goal shortly before full time.

KOWLOON AND NAVY DRAW

The December Meeting will be held at Kwantl on Monday, 26th December, 1938, commencing at

2.45 p.m.

Race Trains leave Kowloon at 12.12 p.m. and 1,25 p.m., and

After several weeks of disap-leave Fanling on the return trip painting performances, Kowloon at 5.50 p.m. and 6.51 p.m. BADMINTON. — Cathedral Hall showed a revival of their old form The First Class Retarra Fare of · Badminton, 8 p.m.; St. Andrew's and shared points with a strong $2 includes admittance to the Club Badminton. "A" v. Kow- Navy side, foon Tong "A" (Away); "E" V, Chung Wah (Home)

TO-MORROW.

Kowloon was strong in the for- Race Course,

ward line, backed up by a good The price of admission to the defence. Navy, on the other hand Public Enclosure is $1 including lack co-ordination owing to the DRILLING-Final Drill Display, changes from their original side, Tax. Serykcemen in uniform are

many new players having been admitted half price. brought in

Leland 11.30 p.m.

V. Mainland Schools

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21 -

| SHOOTING. - Weekly

Shoot (Kowloon City 2 p.m

Fat Jorge played a clever game at inside right and proved a conj. Practice stant source of trouble to the Ranges); | Navy defence. Dizon was the pick

in Navy's team.

By Order of the Committee, THOMSON & col

Secretaries,

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