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MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1939.

In the World of Sports

GOOD RACING FEATURES FIRST EXTRA MEETING AT HAPPY

HAPPY VALLEY

Seven Paid $1,054.70 EXTRAORDINARY

In Daily Double

Mr. Encarnacao Is Most Successful Jockey

THE FIRST EXTRA MEETING OF THE HONG- KONG JOCKEY CLUB, WHICH TOOK PLACE ON SATURDAY, was favoured by fine weather, and an eager, though not large, crowd witnessed an after- The noon of good racing and fairly good dividends. Daily Double paid $1,054.70 to the seven who were lucky enough to spot both King Kong and Silver Star. Mr. Eu Tong-sen and Mr. Dynasty shared owners' hon- ours, each securing two wins, whilst Mr. C. Encarnacao was the most successful" jockey with three firsts, a second and

a third in six starts.

RACE ONE

BAY AND CORN STAKES There was a very big field in this, the opening race, there being no less than 21 starters. Dekku. ridden by Mr. Wel, was the hot favourite, but it lost by a neck to Desert Star, which was capably urged by Mr. S. W. Pan.

Hay and Corn Stakes (From the 11 Mile Past)

Avon

Bolting

Win,

Place.

644

395

Blue Diamond Jennifer Peaceful View The Tigress

190

1,287

125 795 677 343 51 471

Total

2,945

1.709

RACE THREE

ALL OUT STAKES.

This race was a demonstration of Mr. Needa's knack for bidding his time and coming up at the right moment. Oak Bay led all the way till the Bend,' when King's Warden, which had been content to keep level with Humdrum Eve, was sent by Mr. Needa to first

HANDICAPPING

The handicapping, "for the (First Hongkong Handicap Section), which was the sixth race on Saturday at the Valley, appears to have been some. what odd.

In the upper portion of the race card for this race, the various handicaps are given. In a footnote, it is stated that Rosc Elect does not accept, the

will following weights

Bear Claw. De- apply. sert Chiet and King's Warden are raised five lbs. each. Red Featurer is raised only two lbs. and Moonlight View, Rob Roy and Wild Life remain the same. The weights for the last three ponies were, therefore, unchanged whether Rose Elect started or not. Surely the cor- rect thing to do is to state that top weight (Rose Elect)" not accepting. "all weights would be raised five pounds;"

Why should Rob Roy and Wild Life and Moonlight View not be penalised two to five pounds should Rose Elect not run,

This handicapping is surely unique!

CASH SWEEPS

RACE 1

No. .3252

..$1,551.20

1734 1952

H.K. UNIVERSITY HOME FOOTBALL GOSANO GOES THROUGH

SPORTS

Exciting Relay

Race

RESULTS

FIRST, DIVISION

2 Liverpool

3 Stoke

0 Bolton

0 Leeds

LONDON, March 18 (Reuter) — The following are the results of League football matches played to- day :-

Arsenal Aston Villa Blackpool Brentford Derby Everton Grimsby" Huddersfield Portsmouth Sunderland Wolves

An exciting race for the inter- hostel remy championship between the Morrison Hall and Eliot Hall teams, John Fong emerging the hero of the day with a fine anchor lap effort for Morrison Hall when he changed a 10-yard, defcls to a 5-yang lead, featured the 24th Annual Athletic Sports of Hong- kong University held at Pokfulam on Saturday, which, as is usual, at- tracted large attendance spectators.

The

inter-hostel championship was won by Morrison Hall. Eftot Bury Hall taking second place.

The Chesterfield individual championship went to Fulham

...

3 Chariton

SECOND DIVISION

Blackburn Bradford

K. M. Au, also of Morrison Hall, Mchester C. Y. 5. Lam, another member of the Millwall Morrison Hall team, was the run- Wednesday

Swansea ner-up.

There were no records broken,{"Tranmere and performances. on" the whole West Ham did not compare with the standards set in previous year.

A feature of the afternoon was the half mile race open to the Co- lony, which was won by Pte. P. Manson, of the Royal Scots, who ran the distance in 2 minutes 9 Northampton seconds.

Before the presentation of prizes by Mrs. M. K. Lo, Mr. Lee Sul-Jaen, chairman of the University Athletie

443.20. 221.60 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 4096, 2119, 1 place. Oak Bay seemed to be ex-1980, 1200, 1112, 1702, 1391, 121, 2465.Club, made a short speech in the

hausted, and fell back to permit 2499, 2713, 2510, 3394, 389, 1280, 91. Humdrum Eve to overtake.

911, and 483 get $50 each.

C.N.K.'s Desert Star, 155 lbs.

(Mr. S. W. Pan) Mrs. Seth's Dekko, 161 lbs.

(Mr. P. Y. T. Wel) Mr. H. Leigh's Guinness Time,

.158 lbs. (Mr. C. Encarnacao) 3 Won by a neck, and a head be- tween second and third.

Time: 1.11.4/5. Parl-mutuel:-

Winner: $53.10.

Places: $10.20, $6.40, $8.10. Also ran:-Coronation Day, 155 lbs. (S. W, Tang); Double Chance, 161 (D. Black); Fe! Ying, 158 (B. A. Proulx); Galden Caw, 155 (6. C. Liang); Gold Sovereign, 181 (F. F. LI); Kut Cheung, 152 (T. Y. Woo): Magog, 158 (V. V. Needa); Meteor, 167 (L. B. Chao); Nasional Honour, 153 (Yeung Wing Kwal); Opening Batsman, 161 (Y. K. Wough); Racing Boy, 155 (E. C. Cheng); Radium Star, 150 (C. F. Chiu); Some Hope, 1575 (P. P. Botelho); Talkative. 158 (B. L. Tao); The Grey Tiger, 156 (R. M. Wood); The Leopard,"158 (P. L. Chiu); Tribute, 158 8. Yuens; Wild Cat, 155 (H, C. Pih)."

Betting

Coronation Day...

All Out Stakes (6 Furlongy) Dynasty's King's Warden, 161

lbs. (Mr. V. V. Needa) 1 Lan's Humdrum Eve, 161 lbs.

RACE 2

No. 389

...$2,297.40

2537 2271

656.40 328.20

course of which he mentioned that by economizing ir prizes the U.A.C. had managed to save more than $600 this year, and this-would be Darlington donated to the University Medical Doncaster Relief Society,

Gateshead

The inter-hostel. relay was won Hartlepools Unplaced Tickets" Nos. 1784, and by Morrison Hall, and the tug-of- Rochdale

Mr. H. C. Pih) Mrs. Stanton's Oak Bay, 161

lbs. Mr. B. A. Proulx) 34421 get $50 each. Won by two lengths, two lengths between second and third.

Time: 1.26.1/5. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $6.40. Place: $5.80.

RACE 3

No. 2258

3214 3238

$2,513.70 718.20 350,10

RACE 4

No. 658

Win. Place.

€80

$2,423.40 692.40

40 390 80

4212

346.20

Total

1,087 519

RACE FOUR

Betting

Humdrum Eve ... King's Warden... 1,160 Oak Bay

339

RANDWICK PLATE

Unplaced Tickets Nos. 2295, 1331, 2998, 2683, 2302, and 3457 get $50 each.

RACE 5

No. 4927

190

$2.373.00 $78.00

... 2191

339.00

Unplaced Tickets Nos. 2041, 857.

Chiltern, the winner, ridden by 587, 4006, 2474, 466, 972. 3475, 4029, | Mr. Encarnacao, "did not have'

21, 4158, and 2434 get $50 each, much chance at the start, being

RACE 6 obstructed by several other ponies.

No. 2926 Devonian shot right out to“ first | place and kept up a Ane lead until at the Village, when Chiltern and the rest of the field began moving $50. and shifting.

$2,731.40*** 2171

780,40 4454

390.20 Unplated Ticket No. 4284 gets

$2,432.50 895.00 347.50 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 4841, 4169,

4" Birmingham

1 Preston

O Middlesbroʻ

→ Leicester

3 Chelsea

3 M'chester U.

3 Notts F.

0 Tottenham

2 Norwich

Shefeld U.

2 Southampton · 1

0 Coventry

2 West Brom

4 Bumley

£ Newcastle

2 Plymouth.

CRICKET CLUB

Seven For 16: Recreio Now

Well Placed For Title

A. H. MADAR 18 IN 89 MINUTES: KOWLOON HELD TO DRAW

· ·CLEAN-BOWLING FIVE MEN, AND HAVING TWO CAUGHT, Dr. E. L. ("Eddie") Gosane ran through the Hongkong Cricket Cinb side in the blr Recreio-Club match at King's Park on Saturday to rive his side a great win by 91 ruas add to put them in a very strong position for the senior cricket title.

Recrelo themselves, taking first knock, only scored 139 but Gostino, in an inspired spell of nine overs, was virtually unplay- „ - able, Club were always scratching, never looked like getting the runs at any time, and were eventually skittled out for 48. Gosano's figures were 9-3-16-7.

At the Kowloon Cricket Club the 8. V. Gittins, c Kitchell, 6 Minu "& Fincher brothers put on 96 rims R. T. Broadbridge, c "Y. Arc¤ili,

the 1 for

third wicket. E F. A. H. Madar getting 51 and E. C. 50, but B. D. Lay, c A. H. Madar, b Minu

one else reached double G. A. White, not out. Agures, and Kowloon totalled only

batsmen

at that stage, but none of the lat-A. H. Madar

Madar made no attempt to force Rumjan

creio have 14 and are due to play A. R. Minu; e Mackay, b Ander- | the Royal Navy in their final fix-

ture next week

0 Luton...

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Aldershot Bristol C. Clapton Crystal P. Newport

2 Queen's P.R.

ono

1 Southend

Extras (B11, WB1, NEU

138!

2.Brighton

3 Exeter

With three wickets down for 82

Total

138

2 Bournemouth

runs and A. H. Madar, one of their

4 Walsall

best bats, well set at 5.15, the In-

Bowling Analysis

Notts C.

1 Mansfield

dians looked well placed for a win,

O. MR.

33 4

Port Vale Swindon

0 Ipswich

4 Reading

ter

could

going. Minu get

22.3 3 63 6.

Torquay

2 Bristol R.

127

Watford

•1 Cardin

the pace, and the game petered jout Into a tame draw.

[

INDIAN R.C."

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Carlisle Crewe

2 Oldham

2 Halifax

+ Barnsley

The results of these two matches 5. A. Ismail, 'c Lay; b Lee leaves the League in this position: Yel Arculii, cand b Baxter -Kowloon have 151 points, having A. R. Kitchell, b Lay completed. all their Axtures: Re-A. H. Madar, not out

1 Barrow

4 Stockport

son

2 Acerington

1 Bradford C.

2 Chester

"1 New Brighton

If they win, the M. el Arculli, e Gittins, Lee 11 Shield is theirs, if they draw there KM. Rumjahn, b Anderson.

loon take the Shield. will be a play-o, if they lose Kow-

1 Lincoln

M. P. Madar, st. Mačkay. b Lee 1 A. Baker, not out

Extras

1 Hull

FIRST DIVISION

2 Queen's Park

6 Motherwell

23. M. Gosano, à T. A. Pearce ....25 1A M. Rodrigues, b Haymes ....... 15 1L. G. Gasano, c Parsons, -b J.

L'oe

Lay

0 Clyde

L. C. Pearce

13 ZE. L. Gosano, b J. 1. C. Pearce ... 14

Anderson Flaxter

1' Hearts

1 Partick

1 A. M. Prata;: c Haymes, b T. A.

Pearce

1 St. Johnstone

4 Forfar

口

A. P. Pereira, o Ilsley, b J. L O.

3 St. Bernards

Pearce

2 Dundee U.

P. M. N. da Silva, c and b Pearce "1

*East Fife

H. L. Ozorio, c T. A. Pearce, b

3 Alle1

J. C. 1. Pearce

2 Dunfermline

N. A. Beltrao, c Parsons, b'Owen

1 King's Park

Hughes

Extras (B7, LE1)

Total

war by Rice Hall The 3rd to Rotherham 6th

year women undergraduates Southport won the Mdies' tug-of-war from Wrexham the 1st and 2nd year women un- York dergraduates. Dr. D. K. Samy won the past students' race, and Mr. N. P. Khown the Staff race."

LIGHT BLUES AT PRACTICE

LONDON, Mar. 19. (Reuter) -The Cambridge crew, while practicing for the Boat Race, rowed a fall course trial from Putney to Mortlake, in

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Aberdeen" Ayr

Celtic Hamilton

Hibernian Queen O'S. Raith Rangers

St. Miren Third Lanark

1 Falkirk

3 Kümarnock,

1"Arbroath

3 Albion

SECOND DIVISION

Airdrie Cowdenbeath Dundee

Edinburgh Leith

R. M. OMAR INVITED East Stirling

TO MANILA P

Mr. R., M. Omar, Interpors soccer referee, 'has been invited by the Philippines. Athletic Amateur Federation to affice at the forthcoming serler of matches be ween Hongkong and Manila,

It is understood, however, that

Ibs...............(Mr. D. Black) 21628 2661. 3127, 1729, 1744, 5494; it is uncertain whether Mr. Omar

Dekko

Win.. Place. 77 109 1.001 1,104

Desert Star

235

290

Double Chance

375

271

Fei Ying...

Golden Cow

RACE 7

Gold Sovereign ...

Randwick Plate (1 Mile)

No. 5048

Guinness Time......

332

479

Mr. Eu Tong Sen's Chiltern, 155

Kut Cheung

110

137

lbs. (Mr. Encarnacao)

5473 915

Magog

114

309

Lady Northcote's Devonian, 155.

Meteor

National Honour..

Opening 'Batsınan

Racing Boy

25.

Radium Star

Some Hope

Talkative

127

110

The Grey Tiger...

The Leopard

Tribute

Wild Cat

168

146

Total

2,933

.3,163

RACE TWO LOITERERS STAKES

Mr. Treyerton bad

well- deserved victory in this race by steering Avon to victory ahead of the competition" giyen by Peace- ful View, which stole the lead for a considerable distance and also threatened to snatch the race at the end. Jennifer and Blue Dia- "mond fought an exciting race for

third place.

Loiferers Stakes (6 Furlongs) Bir V. M. Grayburn's Avon, 155 Ibs... (Mr. C. Treverton) Lan's Peaceful View, 151 lbs."

(Mr. K. L Ip) 2.

Quartermaster's Jennifer, 161

lbs. ...../... (Mr. R: M. Wood) Won by a neck, two lengths be tween, second and third.

Time: 1.28.4/5.

Pari-mutuel:

Winner: $20.20.

Places: $9.90, $10.69..

Also ran: Blue Diamond, 158 Ibs, (C. F. Chiu); The Tigress, 149 (Ho Hong Phu

Why's National Victory,

162 3188 1383, 1951, 2292, 3570, 1969, will accept, owing to business rea- Ibs..........(Mr, S. W.:Tang) 3) and 2097 get $50 each.

Won by a length, two lengths be- tween second and third,

Time: 1.49.3.

Pari-mutuel:

Winner: $10.90.

Places: $5.20, $5.20,- $5170.

Also rant-African Diamond, 155 Ibs. (L. B. Chap); Bruno, 155 (C. F H. Church); Hellum, 149 (P. L. Chiu); Poconos, 155 (P. Y. T. Wel); Rising Star, 152 (V. V. Needa); Schmetterling; 148 (T, W. Chattey). Betting

African, Diamond Bruno Chiltern Devonian

Hellum

Win. Place. 28" 41

1,730 1,765

1,400 1,721

National Victory.. Poconos Rising Star Schmetterling

311

.370

349

·· 411

Total:

*4,200 4,144

RACE ŽIVE TYTAM HANDICAP Fifteen ponies, faced the starter

RACE 8

No. 4904

1538 1391

י.

sona.

$2.681.00 RUGBY SCRUMMAGE

766.00 383:00 'Unplaced Tickets Nos. 2824, 1201, † 228, 1482, 1561, 440, and 4081 get $50 each.

LAWS EDINBURGH. Mar. 19 (Reuter). A meeting of the International Rugby Board discussed the Berum- tage Laws and decided to form a $5.255.60 sub-comittee to bring forward, the 1,501.60 recommendations on this matter 750.80. before the next meeting of the Unplaned Tickets Nos, 1038, 3192, Board, which is to be held on the. 5010, 4476, -1184, 4884, und′ 3618 get eve of the Calcutta Cup Match at $50 each.

BACE 9

No. 1248

3600 1901

INTER

•

VARITY

ATHLETICS WHITE CITY, Mar, 19 (Reuter) -Oxford beat Cambridge by 76 points to 41 in the Annual Inter- Varsity Athletics contest over 13 .events. ".

Twickenham next year.

Four of the Home. Unione con- sidered a letter from the French Federation for the resumption of Anglo-French rugby matches. The nature of the reply given by the Unions is not known."

LADIES HOCKEY

RESULTS BRAWN CUP

Montrose Morton

2 Dumbarton Stenhousemuir 7 Brechin

Continued on Back Pagė

POLICE SURPRISE SOUTH CHINA

Saturday's Soccer At A Glance

Senres of yesterday's two big games follow:----

Recreio Club

CLUB DE RECREIO

3 E. M. L. Scares, b J. 1 C: Pearce 1

сто

|W. A. Reed, not out

Disley

'Bowling Analysis

Ower. Hughes Hayrires...

3. L. C. Pearce

T. A. Pearce

Bryan-Gower

「台

105

Total (for 7 witɛ.)

Ismall All and A. M. Rumjahn did not bat.

'Bowling Analysis

14 3 50 3

Sporting

"10 223

12 3 22 2

0 10

Fixtures

TO-DAY

BADMINTON-E Division, St. Andrew's "B" v. Kowloon Tong "A"; Kowloon Tong "B" v. Chung Wah; Cathedral Hall Badminton,

139

8 p.m.

8.3 70

034

6 0 18

13 "1 27

9 2 24

3 1 13

HONGKONG C.o.

GOLF-Ladies Spring Meeting

(Fanling).

MEETINGB/Hongkong Badminton

Club, an 8. & S. Home, 7 pun. TENNIS. Colony Championships at

Hongkong C. C...

YACHTING. - Ladies'. Resal' or

Sweepstake.

TO-MORROW

| BADMINTON. —- Open

Champlon- ship, M. A. Oliveira v. Y. L. Yong (Talkoo). 8 p.m.; Y. M. C. A. Badminton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m.

Police aprang a surprise South China "A" when they beat them by four goals to three in their Senior League encounter on H. Owen-Hughes, b.E. L. Gosano: 5 Saturday. Full results follow:- F. O. New, c Beltrao, & E.. L Navy

Q Eastern

1 'Gesand Haut Ching-to. T. A. Pearce, e and b Ozorio g. 14| GOLF. --Ladies 3 St. Joseph's OJ..L. C. Pearce, run out

4 8. China "A"

Middlesex

Saw 2, Pearson. Police

Fan Kwal-chol 2, Ferrier, Watt.

M. FL. Haymes, b E. L. Gosan 37. L. Jisley, b E. L GossDO ................ Lai Shui-wing U. B. Richardson, b E. L. Gosano 0

(Fanling).

Spring Meeting

1 SWIMMING.-Mixed Bwimming, in European YM. CA6wimming Pool, 8 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. TENNIS Calóny Championships at

Hongkong C.; C.

2. Kwok Ying-DO. Parsons, b E. L. Gosano 0 H.

V. C. Bond, c J. M. Gosano, V

E. L. Cosano

8. China “B” 4 Kowloon

Yeung snuf

vick....

*Yeung

Chin-po,” Chan Tak-fai.

SECOND DIVISION Royal Eng. 0 Middlesex

Jennings.

2 5th AA Regt.

WEDNESDAY MARCH 22

3.0. Bryan-Gower, not out BADMINTON "B" Division, 8 &

J. H. Fox, run out

Extras (B4).

Total

Bowling Analysis.

Chesters Mc- 2, E. L GosaNG Gamley 2, Cal- Ozoric

Kowloon

Santos, Dean Conn

vert.

2 "Y" Ladies

Kwong Wah

3 Club

J; “N, Irwin, Oxford, won the 220 yards" low hurdles in the record time of 24.5 secs. T. L. Lockton, D.GS. Oxford, in winning the 120 yards H.K. Ladles 2 St. Andrew's hurdles in 14.9 secs, equalled the C.B.8,

1 Recrelo "B" Inter-Varsity record

Recreio "A" 4 Seaforth L

WOMEN'S LACROSSE

TOURNEY LONDON, Mar. 18 (Reuter)-At

INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY

in this race, and the entire Geld got off to an excellent start | Musketeer. - Mr. Wel up, led his competitors, being challenged at the Rock by Oranje. Boven. It

LONDON, Mar. 18 (Reuter)—At managed to regain the lead, how- ever, but on coming into the Chiswick, England beat Ireland by the Kennington Owal in the Inter- straight lost it to King Kong. seven points to three in the Wo-national Hockey Tournament for Lacrosse men. England beat Wales by four

goals to one.

Continued on Page 19

International men's

Tournay.

Lau Wing-kul, Wilson.

Hensy Young.

Laiti Fook-

chuen,

South China 4 Police

Giap Gam

yul 2 Chun Chi-fal 2.

Wong Sun,

THIRD DIVISION. (PLAY OFF) 30th, B. RA. 2 Et Chee

Halim Elliott Kwong King-

hing (pen). (pen)

Kowloon

O, M. R.. W.

3:16

8 128

Indian

KOWLOON C.C.

R.G.

B. G. Fincher, c M. P. Madar, b

A H. Madar

D. J. N. Anderson. Übw..b Mina NA E. Mackay, CA H. Madar,

& Mini

8. Home y. St. Andrew's "B" Wanderers v. Kowloon Tong “A”; Y. M. C. A. Women's Section Badminton, in the West Lounge,

| SHOOTING.—Weekly Spoon and Practice Bhoot. (Kowloon City),

TENNIS Colony Championships

at Hongkong 0.0. DWETHURSDAY, MARCH 23

ATHLETICS — Army - Champion-

abips (Boundary Street),

50 BRIDGE_Cheert Kolub Bridge

7 Eveniniz.

E. F. Fincher, b A. HL Mader ... 51 GO. Burnett, c T. Arcull, DA

K. M. Pater, c All, b zima ..... RF Lee e 1, P. Machir, b Milna 4

GOLF-Ladies”... Spring Meetime “... Chingdiag)/ MESLINGS Hongkong Badmin ton Club, at 8. and 3. Home,

1939-03-20 — Page 2

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