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MACAO JOCKEY CLUB TO

HOLD MAY MEETING Small Field Expected For Day's Opening Event

Bacing this week-end will be at Macao where the Macao Jockey Club will be holding their May Meeting on the. Areia Preta course tomorrow afternoon, There are six events down for decision In- cluding the usual Novice Race, which is the last race on the pto- gramme.

The first race is scheduled for 3 pin., and the first saddling bell will be rung at 2.30 p.m..

The two Fatry ponies should

opening event, Kwan

contestakes Peer one mille and 1 STARTING TIMES

believe Fairy Auk will probably ac- count for Fairy Ousel, Gold Clause ls good for an each way bet as he has about the best chance of creating an upset. The field wil probably be on the small side..

WAN CHAI STAKES

I do not think Shanghai 4 will accept here in view of the colossal he has to weight of 170 lbs. shoulder, so will leave him out of the reckoning. Hogmanay looks attractive to me in spite of 162 lbs. Cloudy Star will offer great op- position in this event as he car carry weight and seems to like a distance run. Rothesay Bay and Iron Knight are" others with fair chances.

MA KOK HANDICAP

(FIRST SECTION) Radium Star is exceptionally fast over sprint distances and is the most likely one to win this half-mile event. Heddon is a very good bet and Dow Jones and Lucky Eleven are the ones that will pay well if they create an upset.

NAM WAN HANDICAP The issue should lie between Gold Coin and Night View in this

event, with the chances in favour of the latter. Fei Ying should place and Golden Cow is about the best of the remaining" entrants:

MA KOK HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION) New Bedford will probably start favourite but there is a chance that he will be beaten by Kine's Envoy. National Anthem and Mac's Adventure are both good sprinters and should not be neglected in this half mile race. The dark one to follow. I am told.

Is National Dignity,

CONSOLATION STAKES

Make your own selections in this final event as all the starters would have performed earlier in the afternoon and punters should be able to gauge their chances fairly accurately

ADVERTISEMENTS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

NOTICE TO MEMBERS.

FIFTH EXTRA, RACE. MEETING,

GREEN ISLAND HANDICAP.

2nd Day--Monday, 13th. May.

In view of the number of

FOR FANLING

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SPORTS

NEED FOR NEW BASEBALL SEASON TO

BLOOD IN H.K.

OPEN ON MAY 18. TOURNAMENT

TENNIS

The need for new blood in local tournament tennis was emphasised by Mr. H. R. Hancock, President of the Hongkong Cricket Chab, in a short address, prior to calling on MissHelen Lindsell, daughter of Mr. Justice R. Band Mrs: Lind- sell, to give away the prizes at the conclusion of the Colony Championships yesterday evening.

Mr. Hancock referred to the ex-

"H.B." Team Should Be

Season's Best.

LocaĮ baseball enthusiasts will be pleased to know that, ai last, a definite date has been fixed for the opening of the local baseball season which is scheduled" för Saturday, May 18, while May 14, has been fixed for the closing date for entries,

At present, indications are that competitors will include the Hongkong. Baseball Club, Chung Hwa, U.98. Mindanao, Royal Engineers, and the HB Club.

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It has been persently rumour-Dave Leopard in the pilot's berth. ed that other probable entries are With the discovery of Tony Mas- cellen performance put upseny the Sing Toa in Po and Eastern cavage's hurling ability, the Mini- "Smiler" Rumjahn on Wednesday

Athletic Club, although no when he captured the Open Singles:mation has yet been received thick of the fight and, with Foo- con- danao gang" will again be in the title for the Afb time, and to the equally good display given by the Rumjahn. cousins and the Tsui brothers yesterday in the final of the Open Doubles,"

"The Rumjahn cousins have won HC this event for how many years in the past, I do not know," said Mr. Hancock, and, without wishing to

The Royal Hongkong Golf Club starting times for Fanling tomor- raw are as follows:-

A.M.

OLD COURSE

I.

9.16 F. C. Chandler,

Highet 9.20 A. N. and Q. A. A. Macfadyen 9.24 2. Buckle, S. T. Butlin 9.28 1. P. Tamworth, N. D. Lloyd. 9.32 F. C. Young. J. W. Mayhew, 9.38 ..E. Kerr. R. M. Wood 9.40 E G. Price, C. C. Stark

be disparaging in any way, I feel there is the need for new blood in local tournamen; tennis."

After a few words of apprecia- tion of the excellent services of

THE SAPPERS

from official sources.

chle Chase calling the plays, the The five sure atarters, mention- directorship will certainly be in ed above, have been putting in good hands. plenty of hard work, whipping their teams into shape and there ls every prospect that fans will be given the opportunity of seeing the Chung Hwa gang in action against either the Mindanao Asheville, tomorrow moming.

or

The Royal Engineers are new- comers to competitive baseball and must be considered still too green to trouble the stronger ag- gregations. In a practice session, On Thursday evening. the finda- THE OLD "BATTERY

nao boys had little dificulty in Despite the Uttle information taking the Engineers by 21 tailles that has leaked out from the to 6, against the hurling of Denyer

9,41 A. B, Stafford, J. L. Oswald officials who had contributed sei Chung Hwa camp,. It appears fair. and Sarsheld. The losers took an

9.48 LH. Geare, K. S. Morrison

ly certain that their old battery early lead with some deceptive 9.52 W. W. C. Shewan, A. Mc-tournamen; he called upon Miss of Earl Wont and Nip Lum will be late hitting that caused plenty of

Kellar

9.58 Lt.-Cdr..

· Mundy

Murray. H.

H.

10.00 J. W. Ciague, P. E. Annis 10.04 G. Themerson, A. S. Allson 10.08 E. Bathurst, R. R. de Liesch-

ing

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10.12 A. B. Purves, S. H. Dodwell 10.16 R. Young, J. C. Taylor 10.20" F. A. Redmond, T. E. Pearce 10.24 L. R. Cramer, and F. A. Ho-

ward

Robertson

10:28 M. Pollock, J. B. Harrison 10.32 A. K. Mackenzie. and K. S. 10.36 J. Linaker, J. J. van Muhlen 20.40 A. C. 1. Bowker, A, H. Penn 10.44 D. H. Clark. R. C. Stewart 10.48, C. Austin. Surg. Cdry Nichol-.

sch

10.52 T. Megarry. Wing Cdr. Steele

Perkins

10.56 J. H. B. Lee. F. A. M. Elliott 1.00 L, R. Andrewes. G. M. Park 11.04 J. T. Smith, F. D. Hunter

1.08 D. Humphreys, S. A. Sleap

NEW COURSE

9.24 H and Mrs. Overy 9.32 D. Black, A. A. Bremner 9.40 Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Wood

much toward the success, of the

Lindsell to give away the prizes.

PRIZE WINNERS prize winners

The follows:-

Open Singles-s." A. Tsui Wai-pul

were

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Rumjahn: Open Doubles S. A. Rumjahn and H. D. Rumjahn; Tsu! Wal-pu and Tsul Yun-pui.

Club Championship-M. Pagh: C. B. Fay

Handicap Deane and N. Spence; Surg. Capt.

Doubles B. G. Hobbs and Surg. Comdr. C. B. Nicholson.

O'M.

Handicap Singles-M. Pagh: Dr. A. H. Barwell.

Mixed Handicap Doubles T. A. Pearce and Miss Armstrong; R. C. Beaven and Miss J. Smalley. Miss Lindsell' was presented with

a bouquet of carnations in a silver vase as a souvenir of the occasion.

10.24 Major Mackenzie, Captain

Bridge

10.32 Mrs. Mackenzie, Mrs. Robert-

son *

10.00 Col. Shackleton. Capt. Reidy. 10:48 Mrs, Clark, M. Stewart

HANDICAP WEIGHTS FOR WHITSUN RACE MEET

The following are the handicap weights for the Whitsun Race meeting to be held on May 11 and 13:-

1-Lead Mine Handicap "C" Class 153, Golden Cow 148, Good Morn-

1st Section (11 Miles)

ing 181, Hopeful Time 161, Jack Advancing Time 151, Boolat Bay O'Lantern 148, March Brown 161, 152, Eve of Dancing "147, Eve of Palmer 158. Piet Hein 160, Stari.t Reason 161, Galveston Bay 154, 140, Talkative 153, Tim 161, Tiny Gladiator 146, Guinness Time 148, Tim 140, Valorous 140, Zero 151. Hughber 153, Musketeer 159, Na- 9-Spencer Handicap "D" Class tional Pride 140, Pinfarthings 151; Rose Evelyn 158, Rose Flana 158. Rose-Queen 140, Taxing Master

154.

2-Warwick Farm H'cap (1 Miles) Australian Prince 159, Catterick Bridge 142, Maple Star 145, Rowan 162. Shuttlecock 152, Springhurst 155, Spring Shine 147.

3-Stonecutters H'dleap (14 Miles) Attacking Time. 158, Bronze Arrow 140, Care Free 140, Eve of

entries received for the above, Dancing 140, Eve of Hunting 140, it has been decided to divide the Eve of Peace 140, Eve of Reason- race into three sections.

The third section will be race No. 11 and run at 6.30 p.m.

(From the Two Mile Post,

Once Round and In) Amber II 140. Brown Derby 147, Colorado Star 137, Dick Turpin 155, Income Tax 160, Murray River 140, Purclo 140, Quick Despatch 135, Schmetterling 135, Sea Urchin 140,

Continued on Back Pare

SPORTING

FIXTURES

TODAY

Athletic Meeting (Caroline Hill).

151, Gay. Star 168, Hillsboro Bay ATHLETICS. Combined Schools 140, Hughber 151, Xenophon· 140. 4.-Whitsun Handicap (1 Mille)

Albury 148. Ascot Day 148. Aus- tralian Diamond 145, Connieber

A cash sweep, tickets $5 each, 148. Contact 152, Far View 185. will be held on this race but "All Flying Dutchman 141, Many through" chances will not parti-Thanks 155, Melody Star 155, Sap: cipate, and tickets can be pur-per 163, Sparrow 142, Vanity Fair

148, Viceroy 145. chased only at the Race Course 5-Lead Mine. H'cap "C" Class. laring the Meeting.

2nd Section (1 Miles) Blue Field 161, Blue Gate 161, Celtic Star 158, Chatterbox 150, Clowner 140, Commencement Bay 154. Emergency Unit 155, Eve of Hunting 158, Eve of Peace 158. | National Success 155. Royal High- ness 151, Salvage Master 140, Scenic View 137, Silver Wings 161, Soldier of Britain 155, Strathbannock' 154. Thirty Six 158.

By Order of the Stewards,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hong Kong, 4th May, 1940.

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"THE MACAO JOCKEY

CLUB.

The May Race Meeting will be held at Arela Preta, Macao, on Sunday, 5th May, 1940, com mencing at 3:00 p.m.

2.30 p.m.

G-Shatin H'cap "D" Class-Ist Section (From the 14 Mile Fost)

Bressay 154, Fel Ying 140, Kut Cheung 152, Oranje. Boven 158, Phoenix 161. Portrush 155, Smiling Time 160, Soldier of China 154, Sunlight View 158. This Time 149. West Lake 155, Wilber 154. Willy- nilly 150.

7-Bondi Handicap (1) Miles) The First Bell will be rung at Centre Court 155, Comedy Star 145, Discovery Bay 135, Forehand Drive 142, National Victory 152, Admission to Members En. Rising Star 152, Roolfly 159, Rowan closure: $1; Public Stand: 50 160, Ruby Star 135, Snowy River cents.

159, Strathcarrick 152, Twilight

By Order,

T. A. MARTIN & CO. Secretaries & Treasurers."

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Star 155, 2 8-Shatin H'dicap-"D" Class—2nd -Section (From the 14 Mile Post).

Ascot Vale 151, Bogey 140, Dekko 144, Desert Star 158, Double Chance 181, Emergency Call 151, Gold Coin

2 p.m. CRICKET Second Division Lea- gue Play-off, ER.C. 5. Police (IR.C. ground, Bookunpoo) 2

p.m.

HOCKEY-8t. Andrew's Club, Six-

a-Side Tournament ("Y" ground) 2.30 p.m. LAWN BOWLS. — First Division:"

Club de Recreio "A" v. Craigen- gower: Kowloon B.G.C. v. Kow- loon C.C., Civil Service v. "Indlan R.C; Kowloon Docks v. Police; Club de Recrelo "B" H.K.F.C. Second Division: Cral- gengower v. Talkoo Club; Kow loon Tong v. Kowbon B.G.C.; Police RC v. Kowloon F.C.; H.K.C.C. v. Club 'de Recreio: Kowloon C.C. v. Civil Service.. Third Division: Indian R.C. V Kowloon F.C.: EK. Electric v H.K.C.C.; Prison Officers v. H.K. F.C.; Kowloon B.G,C. v. Crai-

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Closing Cruise Royal Hongkong Yacht Club and Rowing Regatta (Middle Island, Deep Water Bay).

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SOFTBALL IN MACAO Softballers, who tatend making

the firing line when the umpires trouble to the opposing right gar- call play bill. The club will be dener. but the Mindanao boys, regular alded with homers by Red Todd by their represented veterans, no news talent having and Badrick, turned on the heated this season, as they have plen~; been discovered, and it looks very and scored practically at will dur-ty of material for the building of

a successful squad, especially the trip to Macao next Sunday, much as though the Chinese borsing the remainder of the game.

the Gosano brothers could be per- are reminded to advise the league THE BALL CLUB will have a lean season, unless, of

suaded to take the field. Even at secretary or their own managers course, the old wonder-worker Abe Lit manages to instil new life in Hongkong Baseballers doing their that scme Recreio sparkplug will or not and also whether, or not, "Doc" Molthen. has had the this late date, it is to be hoped whether they are British subjects

chores twice a week and is con- endeavour to work up enough en- they have valid passports. This The H.B. gang will be the squad fident that his boys will put up athusiasm amongst his clubmates, should be done as soon as possible. to watch this year, having, as they much belter showing than they so that our Portuguese community as there is little time left in which do, last year's championship U.B. did last year. It is unfortunate will again be represented on the to complete all necessary arrange- squad almost intact, with slugger that Recreto will not be represent local baseball diamond.

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