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PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1940.

2 In the World of Sports &

VANITY

FAIR DISQUALIFIED BORING

FOR BUMPING AND

Windfall For Holder

Of Ticket On Thirty Six: "Double"

Upset

THE NINTH EXTRA MEETING OF THE “HONGKONG `JOCKEY CLUB, on Saturday, was marked by several sensations the chief of which was the return of $7,572'made by Pumpernickel, which dead- heated with Brown Derby in the second leg of the "Bally Double," to its solitary supporter. The holders of the 23 tickets on Brown Derby each received $329.20.

In the first section of the Nullah Nullah Handicap, Springhurst which carried more than half of the total win tickets came in third. Income Tax (Mr. B. L. Tao up), the winner, paid $336.30, the highest dividend of the day."

|" Varity Fair was, disqualified for

SPECIAL DOLLAR SWEEP

FIRST PRIZE $168.112.00

Chief interest, in Saturday's race meeting was centred on the draw ing of the Special" Dollar, Sweep on which 395,000 tickets were sold,

The result of the drawing was as follows:-

wins.$168_112.

wins $48,032.

CASH SWEEPS

Race 1

No. 5384 $3,998.80

2704

836.80 428.40

Lee Po-luen SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL:

Establish New Record

Miss Lee Po-luen, China's "new mermaid, broks the China Na-

KOWLOON SHARES POINTS WITH EASTERN: S. CHINA TOO GOOD FOR MIDDLESEX

THE BIGGEST SURPRISE OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON WAS tional record for the 200 Metres provided by the Kowloon F. C. on Saturday when they drew with breast strake when she clocked 3 Eastern in a dull and uninteresting game, each side scoring twice. mins. 38 secs. for the event .At

The Chinese appeared badly off form and were really lucky to North Point on Saturday night

snatch a point as Kowloon was leading by the odd goal up to ten Tickets Nos. 4730, 888, 5014, 469, when the Chinese Swimming

minutes from the end, Hau Ching-to being responsible for saving Championships were concluded at the Bouth China Bathing Pavi-

his side from defeat. loz

2685.......pa

get $50 each.

Race 2

No. 5715

$3,178.00 908.00 454.00

2139 1313

Chap

Chun-nam

-broke

UNINTERESTING FOOTBALL AT SOOKUNPOO

In a game that lacked thrills and interest Royal Scots beat

At Sookunpoo resterday" in Kwong Wab by five goals to three the First Division

Royal Scots were easily the au- perior team, their defence proving too strong for the electricians" forwards who were, on the whole, very ragged.

Eastern's forward line without

THIRU DIVISION

Hossack was in fine, form and the Hyul Van-kwei was lacking in ita 20th R. A. 0 24th R. A. 4, R. Anetted four of his side's goals. National record for the second usual brilliance and the passing. R. Engineers 1, Shell 1 35th despite the attention of Pereira... time when he was clocked at 22 especially near the opposing goal, A4, Signals 2 12th R. A 0, The latter played a good game at Tickets Nos. 5196, 3257, 3724. mins. 44.6 sec. fur the 1,500 was weak..

This was partly due!R. A. S.C. 138th RA 4018, 8219 5130, 3909, 4571, get $50 Metres free-style. He could not to the excellent show put up by

| centre-hall C

Duncan was rarely tested while however, better his own record the Kowloon backs

the steady defence of Fraser and an obstacle that Kwong Wah found hard to pene- [trate.

each.

Hace 3

No. 5944 3381 3154

"$3.480.80 988.80 494.40:

"Tickets Nos 5447, 1882,

| bumping and boring in the fifth | 1471. 1544, get $50 ea $325, 5003,

cace, the first leg of the "Daily Double."

Mr. D. Black, with three wins in five starts, headed the list of Jockeys, while Mr. B. Tap, with two wins and a second, was second.

RACE ONES

Donald. Black caused the first) upset of the day when he piloted

Dupont Bay honte, one and a half

lengths in front of its highly fan- cled stablemáte O-Lan:

Distinctive Time. the second favourite, took the lead early in the race, trailed by Gay Star, Dupont Bay, and O-Lan.

On passing the Rock Gay Star began to fall back.

Race 4

No. 767

6614 3487

$6,762.00 1,932.00 968.00

Tickets Nos. 578, 254, 4476, 5060, 2901. 5690, get $100 each.

Race 5

.No. 3097-

་

6852 6368

$3,798.20 1,085.20 542.60 Tickets Nos.: 4902, 6601, 2212, 2240, 2761, 6096. 2481, get $50 each. Race 6 No. 5359

-1

5635 1927

$6,924.40 1.978:40

939.20 Tickets Nos. 2129, 4887, 1619, 166, 3400, 2761, 2049, 5598, 4784 get $100

each.

*No. 700 6374

$2,578.50 2,578.50 573.00

established at the Chinese Y M Many shots by Tsao Chao-ting, FUNG BRILLIANT steady def

RESULTS Following are the results:-

Men's 400 Metres

free-style minent in the forward line.

FOR SING TAO

which

shaxs between the sticks, and Lee Kwok-kee, who was injured just before the interval appeared

fumbled badly.on a number of occasions.

B. Gosano tried hard on

EARLY LEAD

the

[n. A. Acquatic Sports" on Oct. 12, however, Just skimmed over the

when he covered the distance, in, cross bar and some of them were. (21.51.6

hard enough to have defeated the Mr. Tse Yue-chuen, chairma: goalie had they been aimed truer NAVY DEFEATED IN of the 8. C. A. As presented the Hsu King-shing, Eastern's captain prizes at the conclusion of the was the mainstay of his side and SENIOR LEAGUE meet..

did heroic work in attack and

Sing Tao beat the Royal Navy defence. For the other side Blake by five goals to three in a fast and Ellesley were the most pre- and interestiny game on the Cỉnh right wing but many of his cen- ground in the First Division Foot vantage. Chin Chi-fun had a poor tres were not turned to good ad- Relay:-1. Hol Tin Swimming Eastern opened through Cheung ball Leagus yesterday. Union (Wong Chi-hung, Lee Fook-"Kam-hol who made no mistake

day at centre-forward being too Playing exceptionally well, the well watched by Parnaby.. kee, Ng Chun-man and Ng Nin); in converting a penalty. Kowloon Chinese forwards proved much 100 2. Lai Tsun Swimming Union soon equalised through Bluke who good for the Naval backs and the (Tsang Cheong-min. Lau Tai- netted from a pass of Ellesley. ease with

Kwong Wah started in grand ping. Kam Hop-ming and Chan, Shortly before half time Blake through the sailors' defence was style and a minute from the com-

they broke Chun-nam), 3, Ching Wing, scored again for Kowloon and the a feature of the game. Swimming Union

mencement saw them in the lead (Leung Lt score was two one in their favour Fung King-cheung was brilliant when Chenk Shek-kam scored kwong Chan Wing-kai, Fung The second half saw up and in the centre forward berth and Kwai-sang-arid Law Yuk-ming). down play with neither ride was ably supported by Lai Shu- King-chung. Ten minutes later, corner taken by Wong Time: 5 mins 10, secs.

making any progress until the last wing and Kwok Ying-kee, Soong however, Royals equalised through Ladies' 50 Mietres. free-style-1. few minutes when Hau Ching-to Ling-sing was the mainstay in Hossack, only to see Gosano, run Miss Ho Wai-king. 2, Miss Yu Pui- netted the equaliser,

+ the half-line..

In from the wing. to give Kwong EASTERN-Lau Hin-hon; Kong yuk; 3, Miss Chan Mel-tong

SPECTACULAR GOAL

Wah the lead again. Time: 30 secs...

Ming-king. S. Y. Yuen; S. T. LM... Excitement was raised in the "Men's 100 Metres back stroke: Hsu "King-senz10 Wal-kummery first minute of play when Marshall bout Lee KWOK- 1, Shek Kam-pul; 2. Lau Yu-Chong Ying-sum. Ku Wing-fook, Kwok Ying-kee headed in

kee, to put the Royals on level. ting, S. Kwok Chun-hang. Time: Cheung Kam-hol C T. Tsoa an opening goal in most spectacular

terms. Shortly after Hossack scor- 1 min. 23 secs.

Hau Ching-to.

fashion. Some 20 minutes later

ed to see the Royals lead for the KOWLOON --- Lupsley; Laine, La Shu-wing netted the second val Hossack again netted to give first time. Just before the inter- Ulrich; Maxwell, Williamson, and the score was two-nift Royals a 4-2 lead Lee made no Hutchison;

Ellesley, Truscott, half-time:" Blake Jackson and White...

FURTHER POINTS FOR CHAMPIONS

In the straight Dupont Bay First prize, ticket number 265,420 | overhauled Distinctive Time, with

O Leg hot on its tail. The latter: Second prize, ticket number 78.521 however, failed to catch up with

Dupont Bay and had to be

No. 2628 tented with second placing, and a half lengths behind

"Dead Heat

Ladies' 200 Metres breast-stroke: winner. Distinctive Time collected 1

Tickets Nos.

3067, 4871, 7598,-1, Miss Lee Po-luen; 2, Miss Ho third prize money, whilst Johnber 2218, 3359, 3572, 2674, get $50 each. Wal-man; 3. Miss Ngan Sheut

Lyce. Time: 3 mins 38 secs,

(Record),

Third prize, ticket number 43.704

wins $24.016. Tickets drawing ponies. whether starters.or non-starters, win $1, 876.35 cach

15

The complete draw is as follows:

-RACE-EIGHT

Advancing Time

Boolat Bay

Celtic Stár

was fourth.

con-

опе

the

Hongkong Griffins Cup-One

and a Quarter Miles Mr. T. K. L.'s Dupont Bay, 158

lbs.

(Mr. Black)

3

Won by length and a half, two lengths between second and third.

Race 8

No. 265429

78521

43704

,

the

from a

Play at this stage was quite

effort to save the last goal-and On the resumption Kwok Ying- $168,112,00

kee scored the third and shortly. ankle.

appeared to have sprained his Men's 50 Metres free-style:-1, 48,032,00

alter Hendy netted the first for Ng Nin; 2, Ng Chun-man; 3. Wong.

The only other First Division the Navy.

Kwong Wah took the held in 24,016.00 263734

Chi-hung." Time: 25,1/5 secs. game was between South China

the second Half with ten Tickets

men. 263734 311419 Nos.

Ding-dong, play ensued until Lewis-Wag keeping goal instead of 311419

Mr. T. KL's O-Lan, 188 lbs.

Ladies 400 Metres free-style and Middlesex which the former Phippens ran up to the touchline, Lee. "Royals again took up the at- 126933

126933. 185897, 102894. (Mr. S. L. Sung) 2321667, 221814, 35134, 73156, 209734, Wai-king: 3. Miss Lee Po-luen, tong being responsible for ve angle scored for the Navy. A King-chung reduced the arrears. 83939, 1. Miss Yip Chol-man; 2, Miss Ho won by six goals to three, Lec Wai and taking the ball at a difficult tack but in, a breakway Wong 43704 Mr. Li Po Chun's Distinctive 18589T

117218, 84421, 127162. 118442, Time, 156 lbs. (Mr. P. Y. T."

Time: 7 miris. 5.2/5 secs.

The veteran

WILS player. 342513,- .102894

108723. 319566.88619.

in minute later Lal Shu-wing put Well

Men's 1,500 Metres tree-style: splendid form and played an ex- the Chinese further ahead and nine Wap making great efforts to score

This success resulted. In, Kwong. 98114, 144013, 87980, 312989, 202882 am: 3, Yau Sai-kwan. Time: 22 313250, 193513, 184894, 14835, 56130, Chan Chun-nam; 2, Chu Fal cellent game..

minutes from the end the same but the Scots defence was up to. 32564. 314360. 163460," get $1,876.25 mins. 44.3/5 secs. (Record).

It was a last ding-dong struggle player netted the fifth for the the occasion. and while the Chinese brought Chinese.

About six minutes off same fine movements

...from time Hossack headed in 2. the

SING TAO-Cheung Wing-chol; centre from Marshall to put the "Diehards" back frequently broke Hau Yung-sang. Lee Tin-sang: issue beyond doubt. score was not a true indication of Tin-sun; Tang Kwong-sum, Fung Naysmith; Clark, Parnaby, Munro, Royal Scots: Duncan: Fraser, the play for the soldiers had a King-cheong.. Kwok Ying-kee, Lal Woods, Marshall. Hossack, Symons Passing the Stands Income Tax

equal share of the exchanges but shu-wing, and Ip Pak wah. The Chao); .Oonagh, 140 (8. L. Tuen). responded gamely to its jockey's

athletic department of their forwards, compared to thefr

and Gilroy urge and ran in winner a short Hongkong-Kowloon Tenants' As opponents, were slow off the mark niwell; Honeywell, Craft, Brett: Remedios, Chung Fai-lam; Lewis.

ROYAL NAVY-Gift; Roughley,

Kwong Wah: Lee Kwok-kee: head in front of Fair Chance with

ist making arrange- Middlesex defence played

Phippens, ebay, Hendy, Bennett Woo. Pereira, Chung Kin-fai; B. the

ments for a "Long Distance Run" great game, Bright, at the pivotal and Burne. red-hot favourite, Spring-

T. Gusano, Lau Fook-chuen, Chip hurst which made a belatedly to be open to competitors of all perth making a successful come.

Chi-fun, Cheuk Shek-kam and "valient

It is learnt that back effort third. Mying nationalities.

HP atid Fresh-water

Wong King-chung. Dutchman was fourth, whilst the this race will be the first of its marked Lee closely but despite second favourite. Contact, came kind ever to take place in this their attentions the fatter mat in with the rest of the field.

Colony.

aged to elude them on many oc 2-Nullah Nullah Handicap-"B" The rare will, take place on castons.

Class (One Mile)

November 10, and all competitors

Winner: $56.80.

Places: $8.40, $6.00, $6.70. Also ran: Eve of Folly 135 lbs.!

Overhauled LONG DISTANCE p some excellent passing. The Chu Ah-fai, Soong Ling-sing. Lau

outside and easily Franklin and the fast. tiring 84421 (160 Pak-ming): Gay Star, 151 Triumphant Day.

(B. L. Tao): Johriber, 148 (L. B.

Attacking Time

Blue Field

Blue Gate

(3rd)

Bronze Arrow

83939

Dawn Star

Emergency Unit

321667 221814

Time: 2.25.2.

Eve of Dancing

35134

Pari Mutuel:-

Eve of Hunting

73156

Galveston Bay

209734

Gladiator

117218

Guinness Time

Jane Doe

Just In Time

Laughing Girl

127162 118442 342513

Lovely Star

103723

Musketeer

319568

Ohio

83010

313250

193513

Eve of Folly

184894

Gay Star

14835

Johnber

56130

O-Lan

Rose Flans

'98114

Odnagh

Rose-Queen

144013

Royal Highness

87880

Royal Wedding Eve

312980

Soldier of Britain'

202602

Ojibway.....

Oomph Patricia

Pinfarthings Rose Evelyn

Strathbannock

Tampa Bay

Taxing.Master

Thirty Six Victoria

(1st). (2nd)

Betting"

Distinctive Time... Dupont Bay

RACE TWO

Win. Place

947 669

344

342

8

13

485

533

252

514

2143 1187

14 27

4429 3285

32664

B. L. Tap thoroughly deserved, 314380 the applause which greeted his 163460 fine win on the practically neg- 265429 Flected Income Tax.

78521

ADVERTISEMENT Duued

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Tenth Extra Race Meeting to be held on Saturday, 2nd November, 1940. (Weather permitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Office. Exchange Building; "the Club Hause, Happy Valley; the Hong Kong Club The Sports Club and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

Entries close at 12 o'clock THURSDAY, 24th NOON OF October,

1

Mr. Taxpayer's Income Tax, 148 -

lbs. .........(Mr. B. L Tao) Mr. Weetoo's Fair Chance, 152 lbs. (Mr. Proulx) Mr. Billy's Springhurst, 149 lbs.

Winner: $335.30.

Jumping out to the front from the start Triumpharit Day héld on to its position though hotly by Fair Chance and

Places: $39.70, $15.20, $5.80. Franklin.

Also ran:-A Great Time, 150 Coming into the straight In-lbs. (P. V. T. Wel); Cockleroi, 140 come Tax, which had up to then 18. L. Yuen); Contact. 157 (W. H been contented with following the Davis) Griffel 158 (DIS leaders, came up. str

the Cont. on Page 8 Col 1.

RACE IN H.K.

sociation

.

SUDDEN DEATH arrears.

OF SHANGHAI SPORTSMAN

FAST PACE ·

LEAGUE TABLES

ROYALS SUCCEED In the Second Division. Royal Scots beat Kwong Wah by three

TO DATE FIRST DIVISION

P.W. D. L. F. A. Pts, goals to one:

South China

5 4 0 1 17 68 4 4 0 0 13 2 8 4.5 3 1-14 7 7

SAPPERS NET SIX

The Royal Engineers, leaders.of.. the Second Division, delighted 5 2 1 2 15 12 5 their supportera yesterday, when 4/1-21-574 they beat a strong Police eleven

at Caroline Hill 6-1.

4 2 0:2794 4 1 1 2 5-8 3 4 1 1 2 9 13 3 3.1 0.2 414 2 4.0 1 3 7111 4 0 13 5 14 1 SECOND DIVISION ··

Kwong Wah

.

P. W.-D. L. F. A. Pts: 5.5 0 0 33' 4-10, 54 10:31 8 9

the stout defence. put up by the The feature of the match was

Police.

should register for the event Flay opened at a fast pace with Sing Tao 1 before the end of this month, each side taking up the attack Eastern

All applications for particulars in turn. Shortly after the start Royal Navy 2 should be made directly to No. 6 South China opened their account Kowloon.

Queen's Road Central (2nd L) through Lee Wal-tong who com Royal Scots (Mr. Poy) 3 or to 556. Nathan Road. "(arg pleted, the "hat trick" with two St. Joseph's Won by short, head, the same Kowloon

further goals in the space of Middlesex between second and third,

few minutes Just before the in-Club Time: 1.47.3.

terval Sheehan reduced Pari Mutuel:

the Police

Moxham, in goal, handled the ball quite well, although he was Straight from resumption Lee Tak-kee further increased the

very seldom called upon to save. The outstanding man of the lead, but undaunted the RE

match was the Bappers' outside harda" took up the attack right R.AS.C.

right Li Wal-lan, who found the from the kick-off and they again South China 6. 3:1 1 17 6 7 SHANGHAI, Oct 20 (Reuter) reduced arrears through Coomer. Royal Navy

[net no fewer than four times. 4 3 0 1 14.6 $ Mr. Alex Henderson. 47, a well-

Fox was a very dashing and cap Lee Wal-tong, who was in Middlesex 5 2 2 1 14 96able leader, being responsible for known sportsman died suddenly irresistible form, netted twice in BAOC E221 10 21 0 from heart failure while playing quick succession and, in the clos Royal Scots golf this morning. He was parti ing minutes, Sheehen put in the Sing Tao cipating in the China Open Ama- last goal of the match.

Kit Chee teur Championship.

MIDDLESEX.Jackson: Fresh-

30th R.A. The late Mr. Henderson was a water, Riches: Parker, Bright

Kwong Wah member of St. Andrew's Society Wilktason;

Club Coomer, Pearson. and had been a resident of Shang- Sheehan, Saw and Marable.

Police hal for 20 years He was also the

Kowloon

owner of the firm of Alex. Henkan Teang derson, and the Captain of the Shanghai Golf Club

He in survived by his wife

and

daughter:

| SPORTING FIXTURES

THIED

5 3 0 2 19 12 8

one goat.

For the Police, Chris Pile played a useful game at left-back and Todd, In goal, was safe.

4 2 1 1 14 10 5 4 2 0 2 6 17 4 4112 B15 3

Goal-scorers for the Sappers 4 10 3 11. 13. 2.

were Fox, Pelham and Li Wal-lan 40 044 29 0

(4); while Gordon repiled for the 5 0 0 5.2.18 0. Police. 60054-270"Police: Todd, Mai Blu-ki, C. Pile Fan Kwal-chol, Channing. P. W. D. LF. &. Pts Max Hon-fan: Wong Cht man. 5 5 0 0 174 10 Gordon, Mok Wafiun. Coull, Kông

Hing

DIVISION

SOUTH CHINA Tam yan-

Chung-wan, Lee! Kwok-wal Lau Hing-chot, Lam RAF. Tax-po, Tse Kam-hung: Lee Tak- 30th B.A.3.3 1124 77 kee, Lau Chung-sang Lee Wal- 24th RA

Chow Man-cht and Tee Int'L tong. Shek-yau.

3311 17 47

5. 2 2 1 -9 561 52 12-13′ 8.5

R.E. Maxham Lo Kan bo, 4 3:10:16 6 Tang Chung-pak; Birrell, Shaw, OTHER RESULTS"

Signala ........... 5 3 1 1. § 771 Taylor: Li Wai-lan, Chan Kum 12th RA, Results of Second and Third 7th RA

poy, Fox Pelham, Chung Bing.- Division League games on Batur 36th RA 4 1 2 1 84 match yesterday RAMC best In Third Division League Cathedral Hall day were as follows →→

EXE5 20 317 14 4 ASA by four clear goals at SECOND, DIVISION A

20th RA. 4 1 1 2 8 12 8 Chatham Road. NNIS-6t Andrew's Middlesex 1 South China 1, RAMO, Table. Tennis Tourna Kowloon 2 Navy 2, Sing Tad 2 Shell ment, 9:p.EZ.

BAO 0.2, RA, C. 9 Club. 0.

TODAY

Order

BROWN, Secretary.

Badminton & D

Club

55-1

Dandid camera at the

501421

5 2036 12743

International defeated 7th RA

RAS.C.

50142-18

by three goals to

ABA

4 004 125