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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 1940.

2 In the World of Sports

ABBAS AND RAKUSEN IN BOWLS SINGLES FINAL

U.M. Omar Defeated. After Leading 14-2

M. R. ABBAS, the Indian R.C. skip, entered the final of the Colony Open Singles lawn bowls championship for the first time. In his career yesterday when he defeated, the holder, U. M. Omar, by 21 shots to 20 on the 27th head in the semi-final at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club.

The other Analist is M. N. RAKU- BEN who beat F. J. Jones 21-18 on the 22nd head.

Detalled scores were:-

U. M. Omar ·· M: R. Abbas

Head Shots Total Shots Total

∙1

3

1

8

I

8

2

9

2

BOWLS AT GOVT.

HOUSE

BOWLSTERS MEET

K.B.G.C.

His Excellency Lieutenant-Gen. E. F. Norton, C.B., D.5.0., M,C,, en- tertained the following. who re- presented the Bowlsters and Kow- loon Bowling Green Club, at a

bowls game held at Government House, at 3.30 p.m. on Wednesday, The following particinated:-

JOCKEY CLUB

DONATIONS-

The Special Sweep on the Kwangtung Handicap, 1940, re- sulted in a surplus of $61,- 902.53. This has been divided between the South China Morning Post War Fund and the British Fund for Eelief of Distress in China.

The sum in question brings the total amount contributed by this Club to War Funds up to $259,402.

The Stewards have decided that the surplus on the Special Sweep at the Annual Race Meeting, 1941, which will be on the Rooty Hill Derby, will be allocated to British War Funds and the British Fund for Re- Hef of Distress in China.

BAY GELDING FETCHES

$5,300 AT SALE

A fine looking four-year-old bay reiding by Caravel out of Lady Bazen (pony No. 50 in the official list) was the bid of the evening at yesterday's auction of Australian griffins imported by the Hong- kong Jockey Club for sale to members, the animal fetching, $5.300,

The next best bid was secured by pony No. 18, a handsome brown mare by Civilian out of Lady Rome. This griffin fetched $3,200, The average price obtained at yester- day's offerings was slightly over $2,000 each.

SALE DETAILS

Following the full result nt the sale;-

Entries For

Tenth Dara

Race Meeting

The following are the entries for

No. 3-Brown mare by First the Tenth Extra Race Meeting of Legion out of Rochedale, tour the Hongkong Jockey Club to be years, 14.3 hands, $2,300; No. 7 held at Happy Valley on Saturday, “Pay-more-by- Colngo-out-of-a-

November 2 mare by Chrysippus, four year:

1, or 7-2 or 5 p.m.-Norfolk

MACAO JOCKEY 14.3 hands, $1.750 No. 11-Bay Handicap. First or Second Section

CLUB

PROGRAMME FOR NOVEMBER MEET The following is the programme Dr. Newton. J. Deakin 15; J. Aor the Macao Jockey Club's Nov. Fraser, Sir A., MacGregor, J. Smith. S. Meeting, to be held at Arela Preta.

Bowlsters: W. Walker. N. L. Smith,

H. Dodwell 22 W. A. Comell. F. FlipMacao, on Sunday, Nov. 10. pance, E, Searle, H H. Pegg 15.

mure by Magnesia out of Jessie ---Winner $600. Second $300. Third Mortlake, four years. 14.3 hands. $200,- For China Pontes, “C”” class. | $2,100: No. 16-Brown mare by To be ridden by Jockeys who have Civilian out of Lady Rome, four not won ten races anywhere at years, 14.3 hands, $3,200; No.21- any time." No Whips or Spurs al-

White Label"

SOLE DISTRIBUTORS

WINE DEPT.

Kowloon Bowling Green Club: Adrst Saddling Bell will be rung by First Legion out of Island Musketeer, Oomph, Patricia, Rose Third $200 For Australian Sub-!

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hart 21.

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F. J. Jones

M. N. Rakusen

Head Shots Total Shots Tota!

1

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17 18

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Morton E. A. Atkins, J. S. Dinned. A. 2.30 p.m.

J Hall 20. R. Phillips, S. C. Walker. 1 RACE 3 pm--The Victoria

E. Lerett, R. Duncan 9: H. C. Sprons Handicap A Handleap for Chlua

NAVY RUGGER

FIFTEENS

The following will represent the

time.

No

tries.

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CO., LTD.

TEL 20616

INTER-SCHOOL SMALL BALL LEAGUE FORMED

Chestnut gelding by Woodhack lowed. Entrance $5. One Mile. out of Patrieia, Ave years. "14.3 Advancing T.mé, Blue Field. A. S. WATSON & hands. $2,500; No.27-Bay mare by Blue Gate, Boolat bay, Celtic Star, Master Motely of Millimetre, four Dawn Star, Emergency Unit. Eve Fears 14.3 hands. $1.650; No. 31 of Dancing, Eve of. Hunting. Gal- Bay mare by Glenariff out of veston Bay, Guinness Time; Half- Cenerian, four years 14.3 hands Moon. Eve Jane Doe, Just In Time, 4-3.30 p.m.-Queensland Handi- $2.600; No, 37 Bay mare Kentucky, Lauraber, Lovely Btar, cap-Winner $600. Second $300.

$2,600; No. 41-Chestnut mare by Royal Highness, Scenic View, Sol- Allowance. Dill, five years. 14.3 hands. Evelyn. Rose Fans, nose-Queen, scription Ponies, "C" Class, Jockey Double Court out of Windgrove 'dier

Entrance $5 Two G. Elphick, J. E. Henson, H. Lock-Pontes classified by this Club as four years, 14.3 hands: $2,500 Taxing Master. 28 Entries.

of Brita n. Strathbahnock, Mlies,

The Directors of the Children's Class that have started this Double Court, a very hardy sire,

A Green Time Amber II, Centre Playgrounds Association nave de- 2. or 8-2.30 or 5.30 p.m.----Sussex Court. Cheerful Star, Maple Star. cided to hold a Kowloon Inter- year and have not won. Winners is the size of Derby Day, Double Handicap-First or Second Sec- National Victory, Perola d'Oriente, School Small Boys' Miniature Foot- of $500 or more since January, 1940 Finesse, Courting Eve and Melody tion-Winner $600. Second-$300. Ficcadilly Jim. Ruby Star, Shuttle ball League with the objects of barred. To be ridden by Jockeys Star and other pontes well known Third $200. For China Pontes, "B" cock, Spring Shine, Twilight Star. stimulating interest in this game who have not won ten races any on the local turf); No. 46-Bay Glass. Jockey Allowance. Entrance Venus Bay, Warrego River. 14 En- and to improve its general tech- where at any

mare by Colugo out of Skittle $5, Six Furlongs.

nique. whips or spurs allowed. Weight

Ave years, 14.3 hands, $2,300; Avon, Bear Claw, Blue Diamond, 5-4 p.m.-Essex Handicap According to the Bye-Laws of the Navy in their matches against the for inches as per scale. Winner No. 50 Bay gelding by Cara Conquering Time, Eve of Folly, Eve Winner $600. Second $300. Third League any school in Kowloon may

$150; Second $100; Third $75.

vel out of Lady Bazen. tour of Reason, Expansion Time. Ga- $200. For China Ponies, "A" Class, enter, provided thao registration Entrance $5. Sjx. Fürtpngs,

years 14.3 hands, 65300 The sale laxy, Hillsbord Bay, Hopeful Star, Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5. forms, together with $5 and 'two- will be concluded today when the Hughber. Humdrum Eve, Jober. One Mie.

21" photos of the players, are re- remaining ten of the 50 ponies Lancashire Lass, Liber, Peaceful Clember; Confusion Bay, Cra- turned to the Director of the Mc- imported will be offered for sale. View. Potentate, Red Feather, Re- gavad, Distinctive Time, Dupont Pherson Playground, Homuntin, s'sting Time, Rob Roy, Ronson, Bay. Eve of Heaven, Gay Star, Mongknk, not later than 5 pm, on Rose Emily, Rose Jane, Thirty Six, Grether. Johnber. Q-Lan, Oonagh Oct. 31. 24 Entries.

White Diamond. 12 Entries. 3- 3.30 pm Fremantle St.

There is no limit to the weight 6.-4.30 p.m.--Queenscliff Handi- forced entry for, China

Ponies Leger-Winner $1,000, Second $100. cap.-Winner $600, Second $300, of a player but the weight must classifed by this Club as "Y" Class Third $200 cie. Cdt, Lamble, P.O. Wilson, P.O. NOTE-One entry ony will be

For Australian Sub- Third $200. For Australian Sub. not exceed 58 inches. Skinner: S/L Smith, AB. Gallagher; made for the "Republican Handi- that have started at a Race Meet- scription Fonies of th's Season, scription Pontes, "D" Class. Jockey S/L. Eager. Tel. Fortar, SL Beattie cap (Races 2, 4 and 5). Entries ing of this Club since January Weight 140 lb. Winners of one race Allowance. Entrance $5. Six Fur P.O. Baugh, LS. Jones; S/L. Danget!ll be divided into First, Second 1940. No Entrance Fee. Jockey 5 lb of two

or more races. 10 lb. longs. allowance. Winner $150; Second penalty. Entrance $10. One and A Good Time, Catterick Bridge, $100: Third $75. Acceptance Fee three Quarter Miles.

Colorado Star, Dick Turpin, Fore $5. Nine Fur'onga..

Drive, Grand Allegiance, Amicus Curiae 150 lbs., Austra- hand Han Diamond 150, Catterick Bridge Heinz, Longdon, Lovely Kid. Nancy 140. Fair Chance 145. For View 150, Lee. Poconos, Pamelo, Quick Des- Income Tax 150. Many Thanks patch, Schmetterling. Sea Urchin, Further particulars may be, ob- 150. Sapper 150. Viceroy 150, à En- Strathcarrick, Surprise Again. Tar- tained on application_to" the Direc tries

tor at the above address,

Club at the Club ground tomor- Tow!--

Navy V& Club (Kick-off 4.30 p.m.): F/Lt Wight, Tel. Bowden, Tel. Paul, Tel. Honeywill. 8/L. McGill; 8/L. Rutherford, Lt. Carter; L.SA. Palmer. Lt. Watson. Sgt. Manneld, F/Lt, Tay lor, C.P.O. Wir. King, Lb. (E) Brown, S/L. Carey, A.B. Longmuir.

(Kick-off

RACE 3.30 pm The Repub tican Handicap" (First Section). For China Fontes classified by the Hongkong Jockey Club as "E" Class at date of Entry. Jockey Allow- ance. Winner $200; Second $125; Third $100. Entrance . Six Fur

11

Navy "A" Vs. Club "A"

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3.15 p.m.):-P.O. Clough, L.A.C. Gra- longs...

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H.K.V.D.C.

Sandison.

......

S/L. Young, Ord, Sea, Taylor.

Reserves:-LS.BA. Addis A.B. Li and Third Sections at the discre- ley. A.B. Lovelock. "LS. Mitchell, AB. tion of the Handicapper Williams Tel. Faulkner, Ldg. Sig.

3 RACE 4 pin-"The Kuo Hua

6 RACE 5.30 p.m.-The Repub. Handicap." For a Ponies classifed by the Hongkong Jockey (lican Hand'cap" (Third Section). Club as "D" Class at date of Entry. Jockey Alowance. Winner $200; Second $125; Third $100. Entrance

Competition SPORTING FIXTURES

The following is the week-end

TODAY

programme of matches in the POLO, Navy Cup Competition. $5. One Mile.

China Mall Cup Competition.

SATURDAY, OCT. 26'

KF.C. at 3.30 p.m.

3rd Battery v. No. 2 Coy, 'yan Kowloon C.C. at 3.30 p.m.

Pay Section Y, Field Engineer "B"

SUNDAY, OCT. 21

CIS.C.C. at 10 a.m.

5th Battery v. Stanley “A”

This match will not be played un- less both England and Scotland lose their International games on Satur day.

E.B.G.C. at 10 am.

No, 3 Coy. "E" v. 1st Battery "A" KC.C., at 10a.m. No. 5 B. v. 1st Battery "B",

ADVERTISEMENT

V.

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(See Race No. 2) N.B.-Starters must be declared on the forms provided in the weighing room before 2,15 o'clock for the first race and for all sub- sequent races 45 minutes before the scheduled starting time.

There will be a special $1 Sweep A on the Tongkawan Handicap.

Baskets Cissies (Boundary

4 RACE 4.30 p.m.-The Repub Street) 4 p.m.

lican Handicap" (Second Section),

RACING-Hongkong Jockey Club

(See Race No. 2). auction of Australian Griffins 5 RACE-5 pm-The Tongka- (1941). (Jockey Club Paddock, wan Handicap" A Handicap. 5.15 p.m.

TOMORROW

BOWLS-Gutierrez Shield Inter- PROFESSIONAL SPORT TO

national Lawn Bowls Compėti-

tion, Second Round, England V.

Wales: Ireland v. Switzerland: DISAPPEAR IN

Scotland v. India; Philippines V. Australis (Craigengower green)..

3 p.m.

21

FRANCE

an amateur: "He who takes part In sports or participates in com- Beuition for the love of sport only, without receiving prizes in" cur- rency for his participation, and without trying to make a vipg

CRICKET. - Senior friendlies, VICHY, Oct. 11-That ali pro-

Kowloon CC. v Hongkong CC:fessional sport must disappear out of it." Civil Service C.C. v. Indian R.G., froth France was the decision Junior Friendlies. Indian R.C reached today by the Sports Com Future athletes will have

to

2. Kowloon C.C; Hongkong CCmittee, constituted on August 18 take a solemn oath promising to

Price R.C.

this year under the chairmanship respect the rules of amateurism. FOOTBALL.-First Division. Navy of M. Jean Borotra.

SPECIAL JURY

A special jury will be constitut-

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB

v. Royal Scots (Causeway Bay):{ Eastern Club (Caroline HD4]. Middlesex v St. Joseph's (Boo-

AMATEURS ONLY Sportswill be restricted

to ed whose task it will be to examine

cided.

Sunday, 10th November, 1940,

.be

sión, Ordnarice v. Club (Caro line H; Navy v. 30th RA. (Causeway Bay); Middlesex

W

Draft Programmes and Entry kanpoo). 4.30 p.m. Secerid Divamateurs only, the committee de- all cases of violation of the rules

Forms for November Meeting,

(weather permitting) may obtained at

The Secretaries' Office, 3rd floor, Prince's Building, Des Voeux Road, Central.

The Hongkong Jockey Club: Club House Happy Valley. The Sports Club" The Club House, Macao. Entries close at NOON ón Thursday, 31st October, 1940.

By Order,

T. A. MARTIN & CO.

Secretaries & Treamirers. Hong Kong, 25th October, 1940.

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The chairman "will be M. BoToLTE himself:

of Owing to the impossibility eradicating professional sports im-

The inculcation of the spirit of mediately, a period of three near sportsmanship upon the Fren Kwong Wah (Bookunpoo); Eng has been set for its disappearance. public is one of the main provi neers. Royal Scota filitary various transitory measures being ions of the new sports charter. H.V.) 3 p.m.; Kitchee v. Kow- loon (Military), H.V.) 4.30 pm gradually instituted in the mean which is to be published in France

while to restrict such professional shortly, Thira Division. Bervice Corps --

sports as football, boxing, cycling" 12th R.A. (St. Joseph's HLV);

and hal-alal 24th RIA, v. Air Force (Chat ham Road): 35th R.A. v. Medi cat Corns (Stanley).3 p.m.; Engineers v Shell (St. Josepn a. H.V.) 4.30 p.m. 1 RUGBY—Olab. "A" v. Navy ... “At (Club) 3.15 p.m. Club ist, XV v. Navy 1st XV (Club). 4.30 p.m. Police v Army 1st XV

Boundary Street) 4.30 pm,

Philippines for Australia: Finally, the : charter will: "make: YACHTING-Opening Cruise anḍ -Ireland .or Switzerland Y.it possible for everyone interested omcial opening of new premises; · Scotland or India (K.D.C.), 3 in doing so to devote part of, his ul Royal Hongkong Yacht. Chibi (pam.

time to sports and games.

This charter was drafted by M. The committee also decided Jean Borotra, Commissioner

General of trysieht 1äuckfön upon the following definition of

(Kellett Island) 2.30 pm 4.45-p/m/ respectively.

It will provide for a number of and improvements in sports, and co. |ordinate sporting activities in the SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 country, Young men, will be ure. BOWLS-Gutierrez Internationni ed to become all-round athletes Lawn Bowls, Competition Bimt rather than to specialize in any final Round England or Wales derinfte branch.

zan. 18 Entries, ¡

championship team at the end of A trophy will be awarded to the

each season; said trophy to be re- tained by the team winning it three years in succession. Special prizes will also be awarded to the Arst two teams.

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have your last night

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