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EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD PROGRAMME OF BASEBALL FIXTURES

Chung Hwa Clash With Mindanao Tomorrow

SPORTS

U.S. Baseball RACING AT MACAO

Results

NEW YORK, June 7 (Reuteṛ)— The following are the results of League baseball matches played yesterday

Ohicago

AMERICAN LEAGUE

www.don'

R+

E

4

0

New York

3

9

1

Cleveland

5

13

2

(Mack homered)

--

after

Washington

4 10

1

The ROYAL ENGINEERS tangle with SOUTH CHINA at 2.30 p.m. today to start off the exceptionally good programme of baseball matches, scheduled "for this week-end; tomorrow's fare will feature CHUNG HWA tangling against MINDANAO in the opener, which, the HONGKONG BASEBALLERS clash with the HONGKONG BREWERS in the nightcap.

Today's game, which will be handled by Foochle. Chase, Wilson and Dave Leonard, is expected to decide this year's wooden spoonists, as neither the Southern Chinese nor the Sappers are conceded the ghost of a chance against any of the other contenders.

11 innings were played in game?

St. Louis

Detroit

this

&

(Cabs homered). Boston

3 10

0

4

8

1

TYork homered) Philadelphia

(Ross homered)

7

11

0

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn.

(Walker homered)

..... 5 St. Lou's

(Maz, Orengo homered)

5 10 (Warren homered) Chicago

11 17 (Nicholson twice homered)

10

1

5

0

6 15 7 10

0

1

Before South, China put up such his attempt to hurl his second a dismal showing against Chung straight" victory. Hw last week, the Sappers had

The Brewers, though, äre Just as generally been faneled to take the confident, as the Baseballers, that cellar berth and Hold it through-the last out will find them with out the season. The tipsters, who the spotls of the game, and, with.. had not been given the opper-Jesse Arculli hurling better than tunity of seeing South China in he has for some time." It must be action, have now had to revise admitted

that there are good their opinions and are now inclth-grounds for their optimism, es- ed to give the Sappers an edge pecially as they have had the Philadelphia over their Chinese opporients, for advantage of several years' play. whom Pau Man Pui will probably together, in which to perfect the again draw the hurling assign teamwork which has given them ment

such good results in the past.

If he has got over the arm söre- Comparing the Individual play- ness, that obviously got him downers, there is only one spot in which last week. Pau should do quite well the Brewers "can be claimed to With the aid of Szeto Bik behind hold a distinct edge, and that is the plate. Romeo" Ha, as he is in the important hindsnatching known to the Chinese fans, will be position, where Hal Wing Lêc hás

stendler than Pinky Higgins.

17

APPEAL TO MANAGERS"

at first base and the infeld will a better throwing arm and is far be completed with Harry Chinn, C. C. Fung and Shek Ka-foon.

Welle Welford will probably start "Flash" Radcliffe the

on mound and Tom Fox behind the plate. Artle Shaw, Welford, Heath and Foley or Denyer will be the infelders. with Wells, Harper and Taylor as the likely gardeners.

SADLY DEFLETED

F

Boston Pittsburgh

DEATH OF INDIAN TEST CRICKETER

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TOMORROW

Chairman's Cup: Special

Sweep Selling Well

(BY "LAST QUARTER”)

$1

THE JUNE MEETING OF THE MACAO JOCKET CLUB will be held at the Areia Preta Course tomorrow afternoon when the main attraction in a programme of six events will be the Chairman's Cup over one mile for "T" Class China Ponies, A silver cup will be presented to the winner and in addition the Club is running a Special 31. Cash Sweep on this particula; race. Tickets are limited to 15,000 and from reports received sales are exceptionally brisk.

LAPPA HANDICAP (FIRST barrier he may just about last the

SECTION ONCE ROUND) distance and probably cause This opening event should prove surprise. very interesting as all the entrants are evenly matched and a close finish is anticipated despite the probable small held. I'am inclined to favour Phoenix as I know this

"

LAPPA HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION-ONCE ROUND)

Perfection

Scots (Chad

SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1940.

MCCALLUM'S

The Antah will be fought out PERFECTION

between Double Chance and

pony likes a bit of distance and Golden Cow, with my preference SCOTS WHISKY

liable. March Brown is a fast

is quite fit at the moment. Night for the latter as he is more re- View will be quite dangerous starter but the distance is against though the weight (168 lbs.) may this Fanling entrant and I do not prove to be his undoing.

.

3.11 unknown

DELM CALLUM EDINBURGH

IMITATED BY BY MANY

PERFECTION

SCOTS WHISKY

EQUALLED BY

NONE

Solo Agents

(ALSO IN PINTS.)

GANDE, PRICE & CO., LTD.

St. George's Building, 2, Ice House Street.

HONG KONG. Tel. No. 20:15.

OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE

Jack O'Lantern is about the expect him to do better than secure next best and a good place bet. Desert Star is

a minor placing. 9 Fel Ying at 140 lbs. looks very

attractive and should be worth quantity and not liable to start backing as a long shot..

while I do not expect Bogey and Shanghai 4 to offer any opposition NAMTAO HANDICAP (FIRST

to the three favourites named SECTION-SIX FURLONGS)

above. Heddon is my fancy here as the NAMTAO HANDICAP (SECOND the ponies, that should eventually I recommend. Merry Maker. weight is just right and the dia- SECTION-SIX FURLONGS) ught it out for premier honours LIMCHOW HANDICAP (FIVE tance not beyond the capabilities.

FURLONGS) National Anthem should be very and the, nice silver trophy, pre- of this black. This pony is a near winning here though there sented by the Chairman of the A very open event and the nat temperamental racer and needs will be quite a fight on the part Macao Jockey Club, I favour the platings will depend to careful nursing but with a good of Lucky Eleven. The real danger, latter as this old champion seems extent on the start. Eagle is quick fockey up he should have no however. I believe Is Old Fashion- to have come into his own again."off the mark and should therefore difficulty in winning. Lancashireed, who has been improving of Hogmanay is another entrant run close, with Meadow Eve and Chap should be prominent and late. King's Envoy is about the with a slight chance of securing Victory Life as the chief danger. Anish behind Heddon.

-JJ

The death occurred at Raykot: India: recently, of Amar Singh, the Indian Test cricketer at the age fot 29. At a meeting of the committee, Amar Singh was a leading mem- on Thursday evening. Prexy Larry Lawrence appealed to the mana-ber of the All-India team which visited England in 1932, when he gers of the various teams to coscored 641 runs and took 111. operate in speeding up the play

¡ wickets. and getting games started on

Playing against England at time: this should, to a certain ex-Lords, in 1936, he took 6 wickets tent, eliminate the petty delays for 35. He later played for Colne With their squad sadly depleted that have so annoyed the fans In

In the Lancashire League. through injuries and other "un-previous fixtures. foreseen" causes. the Mindanao Kang have been given permission. by the League committee, to re- crult two players from any of the other ships of the South China Squadron. "Poochie" Chase has not indicated whence his replace- ments are likely to come, but fans can be sure that the Mindanao will be plenty strong enough to give the Chung Hwa boys all kinds of trouble.

The Chinese aggregation looked fairly good last week but I still feel that their pitching staff is not up to championship calibre even with Nip Lum providing the Inspiration from behind the plate.

In Abe Llu. Chung Hwa certain- ly has the most experienced pilot in local baseball and Abe's master- minding swings plenty of weight when the going gets really tough. Still, it would be a game guy, or a foolish one, who would offer any definite opinion on what is likely to be seen when the smoke of battle clears away. That's how close the game should be, and um- pires "Doc" Molthen, in the pad- ded vest, Hal Wing Lee and Dave Walker on the bases, will have their work cut out to avoid the spectators' backhanded compli ments.

ENTERTAINING, STRUGGLE

Another entertaining struggle should be provided when the Base-. ballers take on the Brewers at noon, with "Puddle-jumpper" Wi- son, Nip Lum and Poochle Chase assigned to make the judgments.

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING

1

a.m.

Old Course

9.16 P. E. Annis and H. M. Row-

land

920 K. S. Morrison and J. A. D. 9.24 L. M. 8. Lloyd and W. Erwitt,

Morrison

9.28 LA R Duncan and J. B.

Harrison.

4J

932 A. N. and Q. A. A. Macfad-

yen 9.36 A. Kennedy and J. S.

Burnett. 9.40 S. H Dodwell and I. H

Genre,

9.44 R. C. Gairdner "ard J. P.

Murphy.

9.48 D. J. S. Crozier and FL. 9.

Jones.

9.52 · J. Linaker and Col. Matthews. 0.56 TE. Pearce and E G. Price. 10.00 R. G. Parker and G. T. Har-)

rington.

10.04 R, R. Davies and R. M. King..

New Course

п

a.m. 9.36 W. Sharp and A. A. Bremner. 10.32 Col. Shackleton and· Major

Mackenzle.

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SPORTING

FIXTURES

LAWN

TODAY

BOWLS.-First

Division:

Police R. C. v. Recreio "A." Kow- Icon E.G.C. v. Cralgengower, Kowloon Docks R.C. v. Civil Ser- vice O.C., HK. Football Club v. Kowloon C.C., Recreto “B”* 7. Indian R.C. Second Divi- sion: Recreio प्र. Gralgen- gower, Kowloon Tong v. Talkoo R.C. Police R.C. v. Hongkong C.C., Kowloon C.C. 7. Kowloon B.G.C. Civil Service v. Kow- loon Football C. Third Division! Kowloon Football Club v. Prison O.C., Craigengower v. Hongkong C.C. Indian RC. v. HK Football C., Kowloon B.O.C. T. HK, Elec- tric.

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TOMORROW RACING. Macao Jockey Club Race meeting at Arela Pretä, Macao, 3 pm:

CROSSWORD

NO. 627

ACROSS Corruption

5" Traces 8 Bolt

Since their victory over, the

. Mindanao, the Baseballers can't 9 Cleanse see themselves losing another 10 Once more

game, especially as the squad will 11 Tune

be strengthened by the inclusion 12 Hol

10 - Fence

of "Red" Rodgers; Jimmy Deagan. 14 Garment Honus Waggoner and Ernie Hear-

17 Prayer ther; these players are expected to provide the support that, will give Bill Smith even more con- fidence, than he had last week. 25 In Japan when he climbs on the hillock in 28 Served in

22 Self-exaltation

13

dish

29 Otherwise

30 Cuts grain

3

A crime

20 Changed

4 Opposed

32 Dash of

colour:

5 Bet

ADVERTISEMENT 31 Join

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB.

The June Race Meeting will be held at Areia Preta, Macao,

·00 Sunday, 9th June, 1940,

commencing at 3.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be rung at 2.30 p.m.

33 Meaning.

DOWN Yawned

2 Old

weapon

6 Concede

7 Spaniard.

13 Unsettled

the 15 Everybody

18 Boredom

18 Statute

SOLUTION ON MONDAY

21 Dainage

22 Precise

23 Vegetable

24 Distribute

29 Material

for the troops

27 An assault

"Solution No. 626 ACHUSS: 1, Scamps; 5, Dwarfs:

FULHAM LOSE 9. Eager: 10, Lethal: 11 Tend;

LONDON, Aine 7 (Reuter)-In12, Rayon; 13, Bane; 16: Once: 18: the South C. division of the Re-Heyday; 19. Ranges; 20, Dilate; 23. global football league, Southamp- Healed; 20, Rear: 27. Rome; 28.

Admission to Members' Enton defeated Fulham 2-11- closure: $1; Public Stand: 50 cents.

By Order,

GOLF RESULTS

Weald 30, Deodar; 31, Louder; 32, 1gloo; 33, Needle; 34, Wrench.

DOWN: 1, Splash: 2, Antony: 3, Pear 4. Salary; 5, Detnar: 6, Captam's Cup-Happy Valley. Wren: 7, Riding: 8. Series; 14, Miss Glendinning 103-20-83. Aerie. 15, Edgar; 18; Ongar; 17, Monthly Medal. Bronze Div. Ceres: 20, Dryden; 21, Lahore; 22. Mrs. Bhrigley 108-30-76 Bilver Emerge: 23, Hollow; 24, London: 333 Div. 'No' entries.

25, Dearth; 28 Wall: 29. Door

T. A. MARTIN & CO.,

Secretaries & Treasurers.

Tim is the outsider here and if Radium Star' gets off well at the

best of the remaining entries,

CHAIRMAN'S CUP. (ONE MILE)

Fairy Ousel and Shanghai 4 are

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a great

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