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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1940.

In the World of Sports

JESSE ARCULLI GIVES GALLANT DISPLAY AT CENTRE-FIELD

H.K.C.C.-CRICKET ELEVENS

The following teams will repre sent the HRC.C. in that matches on Saturday, Nov. 30 at 2 þ.m.

1st XI v. Armỹ (A). H. Owen Hughes (Capt.), N. D. Booker, C. D. Booker, C. D. N. Walker, -J.-C. Q. Matthews, D. D. Parsons, T. a. C. Knight, Lt.-Comidi. W. G. Finnle. RN, J. L. Isley, L. T. Ridė, Capt. J. F. Lawrance, R. M. N. King.

2nd XI. v. Royal Scots (H); E. J R. Mitchell (Capt.), D. 8. Robb, R. G. W. Paterson, Brig. T. Macleod, H. J. Armstrong, C. W. E. Bishop, Capt." A. J. Dēsāt, R. D, Gillespie, E. W. Pudney, G. P. Charlton, C. E Gahagan.

IN INDIANS-SAINTS GAME

FINE RUGGER VALLEY TRAINING GALLOPS FANLING HUNT,

AT VALLEY

SAILORS AVENGE DEFEAT

Wahoos Give Best Show Off flessly rusty matches between

Season To Beat Panthers

BY ROY.

TAKING AN 8-6 BEATING AT THE HÅNDS OF THE HONGKONG BASEBALLERS, thẻ Cyclones toppled from their lofty perch at the top of the league standings sl the way down to fourth place while the Indian Softballers slipped a notch from fourth to fifth by virtue of their unlucky defeat at the hands of St. Joseph's. The Hongkong Basebailers and St. Joseph's are now knotted in a two-way tle for the leadership with the Chinese Baseballers, who were not engaged last Sunday, in third place.

ADVERTISEMENTS Baby

THE MACAÓ JOCKEY CLUB

Panthers

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In one of the best of the series

Club "A" and Royal Navy "A" on the Clio grobrid yesterday, the Jatter team avenged their defeat of a förtright ago when they ran out Winners by 14 points (a goal, a Dehalty goal, and two tries) to all. For the Club, Godfrey, Dalziel, F Wilson. Olsen, Stoker, and Moodle played well.

B.

A brilant Fun from the 30-ysfu line by Paul during the early stage of the game resulted in a try which King failed to convert. King re-

In the Ladies' league, the Wahoos been led 15 runs to 3 at the half-deemed himself a few minutes and Ramblerettes Improved their way mark, Hefty slugging by Lane later by scoring from the penalty positions with victories over the inspired the Scots attack which area, to bring the Navy's lead. at

and the,, Little gave them creditable triumph half-time, to 6-0. Flower Club respectively, the first over "Daddy" Souza's boys of named being in third place only whom Tony Pereira and D. Aquino splendid breakaway but were held. On resumption, Club made a

a half-game behind the undefeat-were good for triples. ed Wildcats and Canadian Chinese The Royal Air Force caned the

Bowden, receiving the ball from lassles.

Central Britishers. what there

O'Riordan, scored a touch-down After a fortnight's delay, the were of them, by 17-14. while the Which was, however, hot converted. Second Division again' started to Cosmopolitan Club beat the 8th

To intriutes before the Aial Draft Programmes and Entry roll with four matches decided R.A. by 13 runs to 4. The Gunners whistle O'Riordan sprinted down Forms for December Meeting during the day, although one was gave a greatly improved display towards the Club's Hines and Sunday, 8th-December, 1940-by-forfelt-the-Royal Engineers be concede less runs than they have planted the ball nicely for a try "weather permitting) may be unable to field a full nine allowed in any one of their four which Faul converted just before

| převious outings:--

LADIES LEAGUE

obtained at:-

ägainst Chung Ħwa.

LUCKY VICTORY

The Secretaries' Office, 3rd] Headliner of the day's card was floor, Prince's Building, Des the Indians-St. Joseph's Axture in Canuckettes

which the Collegians won a lucky Wildcats Voeux Road, Central,

2-1 victory, owing to tunely hits by Wahoos

The Hongkong Jockey Club House Happy Valley.

The Sports Club

Clubski" Powlawski and Dave Leonard Baby Panthers

who batted in. Stan Leonard and Ramblerettes Hal Wing Lee respectively. The Cardinals Indians appeared to have the best Chung Hwa

The Club House, Macao. Entries close at NOON Friday, 29th November, 1940.

By Order,

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T. A. MARTIN & CO..

Secretaries & Treasurers. Hong Kong 15th Nov., 1948.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

the whistle blew.

CLUB "A" D. L. Pecorini; P. B. Wilson, G. G. Altkenhead, Q. B. Godfrey, C. F. Needham; T. 0. Morgan, F. J. B.. Clemo; A. S. Olsen,

Won Lost Petg.

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... 3

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$.500

2

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J. F. B. Burford, A. M. Kennedy; W. Stoker, J. Moodle: A. G. Dalziel, B. Hynes and J. Redman..

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MEN'S LEAGUE

suceeding hitters fadled to come Baseball Club through.

Won Lost Petg.

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.800 .800. .867

of the game but frittered away Little Flower Club. 05 numerous scoring · chances when

with runners in position to score.

St. Joseph's Agilant display of centre-neld Chinese Baseballers. 2 ing by ease Artull prevented Cyclones several Collegiate tallies notably Indiaris when he snared Dave. Leonard's Recreio Aces 627 rousing drive in the first frame Filipino Club

and his bullet pegs nalled George Canadian Chinese Souza and Hank All at the plate!

THE TWELFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 30th November, 1940, commencing at 2.00 p.m.

in the third and Afth.

EXCITING CLASH

The Cyclones and Hongkong Baseballers staged an exciting clash of which brilliant defen- sive work was the outstanding feature.

.250 NAVY "A"-Rowe; Gracie, WII- .000 son. Smith, Paul; "ORiordan, Bow- .000 den: Stockham, Watson, Longmuir

Jones, King: Mitchell, Baggs and Hughes.

The following times were docked during the morning gallops held at Happy Valley yesterday:

Australian Diamond Spring Shine Scenic View Shuttlecock

Just in Time Centre Court Income Tax Johnber Craigavad Bruno .....

Longdon & Surprise Again Hopeful Star & Gay Star Viceroy Highber Piccadilly Jim Oonagh

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K.C.C, TENNIS TITLE

Assaults In P.I. Cabaret

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RACE CLUB

Programime For Dec. Mecting At Kwanti

The following le the programme for the December Meeting of the Fantig Hunt and Račs örüb to be held at Kwanti on Dec. 26

Race The Trapo Hurdle Race." 1 miles for China pones... Weight 180 lbs. Winners of a steep- lechase and/or hurdle race last serson, 5 lb. penalty. Winner $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $50. Entry fee $3.

Race The Happy Valley Handicap" (Second Section). A flat race of mile for China ponies classified at date of entry as "5" cla's Jockey allowance of 5 lbs. Winner $250, 2nd $125, 3rd $100. Entry fee $5.

NOTE: One entry only will be made for The Happy Valley Handi- cap (Races 2 and 6), Entries wir be divided into two sections at the discretion of the handicapper.

Race 3 The New South Wales Handicap." A steeplechase of 11.. miles for Australian ponies, Jockey allowance of 5 lbs. Winner $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $50. Entry lee $3.

Race The Failing Cup." A thandless fat tace of 7 furings for Australian ponies classified at date of tntry a "lass. Jockey al- lowance of 5 ha. Whhner $250, Ind $125, 3rd $100 Entry Fee $5.

Rate The Castle Peak Handi- cap” A đất race of 7 furlongs for China ponies civided at date of eritry as "D" class. Jockey allow dace of 5. Ibé. Winner $250, 2nd. $125; 3rd $100. Entry fee $5.

Race No.

Owing to falung tight the quar- ter-final tennis match in the

Race & The Happy Valley KC.C. Handicap. Doubles between address as care of Malacanan

Who gave his Handicap (First Section). EC. Fincher and G. C. Burnett Palace Manila assaulted re- and O'Neill and Zulauf had to becently in Mandaluyong, Rizal, by 600 ARME RUGGER XV stopped with the scores at 6-3, 4-6. 2.

The latter pair were owed 30 TO MEET CLUB

In every game.

3

2. 2 I 2

500 ,500

→900 The following team has been

000 selected to represent the Arm

against the Hongkong Football

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unknown

persons, "reports · the Manila Bulletin Yiezo suffered alght bruises on the neck and head Police investigators believ- ed that Yiezu was mistaken for a

#

SWEEPSTAKE. RACE RESULTS

.

man from San Juan del Monte and The sweepstake Race of the

Won Lost Pete Club in the Quadrangular Tourna-burn; Cpl. Sutherland, 2/Lt. Ford. was an anttended victim. The Royal Hongkong Yacht Club called

4 01 1.000 ment at Bookunpoo on Saturday. 2/Lt. Bompas. 2/Lt. Millar, 2/Lt. assailants fled before they could yesterday resulted in a win for

Cuthbertson, 2/Lt. Pinkerton. Capt. 1.000 3/Lt. Clague Sgt. Richards, Duke, Cpl. Gillam.

Reserves: Pte. Berry, 2/Lt. Heath. 687 Marsh: Capt. Hook, 2/Lt. Wedder-Pte. McDonald, L/C, Foley.

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SECOND DIVISION

Recreio Bees

Chung Hwa South China

2

1,000

Nov. 30, at 4.15 p.m.

1 - 0

Cosmopolitan

3

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750 Capt. Douglass, Lt. Coombes, Sgt.

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500

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Royal Air Force Royal Scots

The Cyclones ran into early lead Victoria R. Club by tallying twice in the second and Central British four times in the first half of the Liga Portuguesa. third when they appeared to have Royal Engineers the game in the bag, but the Base- 8th R.A:

The first Bell will be rung at ballers, after tallying once in the 1.30 p.m.

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second, let loose a blistering seven SPORTING FIXTURES

to light

run rally, in the second half of the MEMBERS ENCLOSURE third stanza, that changed the

whole complexion of the game. No One without a badge will

-As neither club was able to score be admitted to the Members' from then on, Chuck Waggoner's Enclosure..

Such must be wornoutat just made it with a two run - throughout the duration of each margin.

Ernie Hearther came Meeting, in such a manner as to with a triple and a two-bagger to re readily identified.

take the batting palm." although; Fitch and Skelly Razack each con- Badges admitting Non-Memnected for a brace of bingles. bers to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 The Ramblerettes just rambled

and

$3.00 around the bases, absolutely un- for Ladies (both including tax) molested, for their big win over the are obtainable through the Little Flower Club girls, Cinale Re- medios, Ding Lopes and Olga Silva SECRETARY vipen the per- with three safeties each and Lolly sonal or written application of a Rodrigues and Olga Silva with Member, such Member to be three safeties each and Lolly Rod- responsible for all visitors Intro, rigues with four, accounting for duced by him, and for. Payment nineteen hits.

thirteen of the winners' bag of

of all Chits, etc.

for Gentlemen

"LADIES' GAMES

Two-hitters for the Florin- has were Lly Silva, N. Osmund and Ine Soares.

The Secretary's Office, 18t feer, Exchange Botiding (Tel.:

The Wahoos gave their best per- 27794) will close at 11.45 h.m.formance of the current season in Tins are obtainable at the subduing the Baby Panthers by 11

TODAY

CHESS-Kowloon Chess Club Senior Championships, Sequelra v. Samuel, Coxhead v. Kar Biriakoff v. Olsuneff. Barnett v. povich. Weiss 7. Yvánovich,

Carvalho, Lee v Evans

CROSSWORD

NO. 768

ACROSS

1 Asterlig 5 Fuss 8. Venture MEETINGS. - Annual of Potter 12 Narrow way

Recreation Club, Club House,

13 Hostility Happy Valley. 6 pm.: Fanling

14 Charles Hunt and Race Club Annual

Lamb's Meeting or Members, Jardine

pen-name Matheson and Col'a Offiče, 530 15 Metallic p.m.; Ealf-Yearly, of. Voting element Members of Hongkong Jockey 18 Little Island Club House Happy Valley, 5.30 17 Scotch girl 18 Those who Y.M.C.A. Zepair Instruc20 Harne

p.m.

SWIMMING-European

Winter Swimming. tibhal Classes.

$1 Hypothetical "SATURDAY, "NOVEMBER 30

Force HOCKEY - YM.C.A. 1st XI V.

22 Wooden Bo Nomads, (King's Park), 4.15 p.m., 23 Fruits Y.M.C.A. 2d XI V. RAM.C.7 Emblems of (King's Park). 3 p.m.

royalty |RACING, Hongkong Jockey Club's 31 Elliptica)

Twelfth Extra Race Meetingi at 32 Transgres Happy Valley, 2 p.m

~ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1

sion

33 Mountain

Club House provided they are Yolle pacing their attack with

tallics to 5. tead-off batter Yvonne RIFLE SHOOTING - Hongkong Jake bydered in advance from the NG. three hits which included a rousing

Rifle Association Spoon & Pinc34 Failed to tice Shoot at Kowloon City double to centre-field.

8.30 a.m.-12.45 p.m. LUCKY HOME, BUN Her team-mates

RETIPITAR BLESS solation No. 107

1 Boy (Telephone 21920),

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The price of Admission to with little success against the though met the Public Enclosure Is $1.00 steady hurling of Lella Xavier al

A LIVETEVE TRAVEL including Tax, for all Persons, though Jean Tolle clouted a rather

TONAL RIGTAGATE lucky round-tripper. including Ladies," and is payable Celeste Marques led the Panther

LOGITAMARIN DOE at the Gate: Soldiers and Sailors Xittens attack with two singles but LEERLINERIRENT In Uniform are admitted "Half appeared to be off form in the field11LEJANI TIRE 111 where kid sister Thelma gave a Price

FAB TUE.ALA SAMARA flashy - display. - Sarah Kwong and IN UREALAPIBOREE Irene: Tavares, two half-points; GAMESTICAPITATE each garnered a double to be the TABEAT LADE111 only Panther distance hitters.

FACTISER INTRAUE

By Order,

BROWN,

Secretary,

Hong Kong, 25th Nov., 1940.

LIGA BURFRISED EGO 1STRINGY GUN The Royal Scots surprised by VALETIADOTALERT taking the experienced liga outût E VO KELTEDIRINBE by 21 markers to 20 after having RENEWIERZ¶DETER

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be arrested. .... :

Asa! (Lieut. J.. Wedderburn), Another lau from Ben Juan del Monte was assaulted by unknown

Detailed results follow:----

Finished Carr. Pan_ persons at the cabaret on the Ailsa, 13........ 17.14.43 17.14.00 1 same night, following an alleged jessault on a Caviteno in San Juah.

te Police told that a young man from Gull, A9 17.14.40 17.14.40 2 Cavite escorted a taxi dancer to (Miss B. M. Richards),

(Lt, J. Wedderburn),

San Juan del Monte early in the Joss, A8 17.15.20 17.15.20 3 evening and was allegedly mobbed. (Major G. L. Neve).

Later that night, however, the Zephyr, Ye... 17.1854 17.16.20 4 Caviteno recognized one of 's (Major P. Rochford-Boyda). assaliants at the dance half in True Blue, A11 17:16.69 17:16:39 5 Mandaluyong and pointed him to

(MI, I; CUfford Hall);

une of his friends, whereupon the widgeon, YS... 17.30.30 17,28.02 San Juan boy was assaulted.

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