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PAGE 2 HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

K.Y.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1940..

In the World of Sports

TAM HITS UNDEFEATED FAIRY OUSEL PAYS $527

CENTURY AT CHATER RD.

Bowlers Have Rough Time

Over The Week-End

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BY "BARNABAS”

STUBBS SHIELD COMPETITION

RESULTS OF FIRST ROUND

The first round of the Stubbs

TO JUDGE BY THE NUMBER OF BIG INDIVIDUAL SCORES PUT UP BY BATSMEN LAST SATURDAY, bowlers had a pretty Shield competition of the Royal

FOR $5 BET

L.B. CHAO PILOTS: FOUR WINNERS

AT MACAO

The outstanding feature of the December Meeting of the Macao] Jockey Club held at Areia Preta, acao, on Sunday was the hand-

Falry Ousel for its surprise win in the penultimate race of the day.

Also ran:-King's Envoy (K. 1. Ip).

Betting.

Win. Place

Dow Jones .......17 18 Gallant Marshal Geordie

75 32

103

29

"King's Envoy a

35

11

Total 230

88

5.-The Chang Shan Handicap (One Mile)

rough time of it. Indeed, so well did their batsmen perform that Hongkong Golf Club resulted as some dividend of $527 returned D7 Fairy Ousel, 140 lbs. (5. W: Pan)

quite a few teams had to declare their Innings closed with the fall of only a few wickets. In the H.K.C.C.-University match no fewer than 360 runs were scored for the loss of only 8 wickets, an average of 45 runs per wicket, which is very good going indeed.

follows:

SRA.

Meadow Eve, 155 lbs. BYES:man and Co.; HK,

(L. B. Chao) 2 * 12th. Hvy. R. RA.; The Meet was also if the nature Fairy Auk, 153 lbs. (S. L. Sung) 3 Army, Audit Star v. F.W.D),

of a personal triumph for Mr. L.

Won by one and a half lengths. HK. & SBC. beat CS.0. at B. Chao who rode the first four the same between second and Two centuries were knocked off the bat last Saturday, and both were scored in the same match (HK.C.C. v. University). The occa- the 19th.; RAO.C. beat Headquar-winners of the day. In the follow-third. sions on which our batsmen have scored centuries have been few ters C.C. at the 19th.; Education Ing race he was placed second and and far between, so that it is certainly an event worth writing home Dept, beat Army Dental Corps had he managed to annexe this about To F. J. Lawrence of the Club and K. Y. Tam (the Varsity and 3: 5th. AA Rigt. beat AP.C.event he would have created the

at the 19th.; Dairy Farm beat HK unique record of piloting five suc-j left-hander) goes the credit of scoring these centuries.

V.D.C. one up. J. D. Hutchinson dessive winners in five starts! and Co. beat Leigh and Orange 2 and 1.

The outstanding bowling per- I was sorry to see Tim Fortescue formance for the week-end was J.leave when he had collected only Macauley's 7 wickets for 14 runs nine runs. He was shaping very for the Diocesan Boys' School well and was playing the bowling against St Joseph's College. with confidence, but Be had the misfortune to hit a full-toss from Loyd right into the safe hands of Robbie Lee at mid-off.

VALLEY GAME

·

BYES: Air Rald Wardens; Post Office Dept. v. B. and &; Dodwell and Co. v. Govt. Medical Dept.

CAPTAIN'S CUP The following qualified in the December round played at Fanling. on Dec. 7/8:—

TRE RESULTS

The results follow:-

1-The Kin Shan Handicap (Five Furlongs) Sports Venture, 168 lbs.

(L. B. Chao) Cuban Love, 150 lbs.... (K. L.Ip) 2 Black Diamená, 159 lbs. OLD COURSE-K. 5. Robertson

(W. N. Yeh) 3 Won by two lengths, three: 79-873. There were 22 entries.

NEW COURSE:—H. A. Mills 88-lengths between second an* **ird

Time: 1.20.2 There were five entries... LADIES' SECTION

Pari Mutuel :-

The Medal Pool

At Happy Valley, where the Civil Service C.C. entertained the Kow-

K.C.C. INNINGS loon G.C., runs did not come off the bat with the ease evident in "Donald Anderson and Francis some other matches. Having won Lay opened for the KC.C. to the the toss (presumably) the Civil bowling of A. E. Perry and F. The latter met with suc- Servants elected to bat first and Baker. sent out. J. E. Richardson and K,cess in his second over when he 20-68. J. Attwell to open their innings to bowled both Anderson and Lay the bowling of Frands Zimmern with practically similar balls. and Robbie Lee.

held over the

Winner: $6.

Time: 2.17.2. Pari Mutuel:-

Winner: $527,00.

Places: $36.80; $7.50; $23.80. Also man-Country Flower (Lc Kwong To), Coureur "Bleu (Tans. Man Wa), Rothesay Bay (H. L Pena), Shanghai 4 (F. Soares). Victory Life (K. Kwok),

Betting

Fairy Auk

Wir Place

I

Country Flower

1 2

Coureur Bleu

1 3

10 11.

Fatry Ousel

2

3

Meadow Eve

49

37

Rothesay Ba

1

3

Shanghai "4

80

Victory Life

104 29

Total 248 127

Ernie Fincher and Francis Zim-New Course, Fanling, from Nov. 23

Places: $5.30: $12.00 $5.60. It soon became evident that the mern then became associated into Dec.. 3 was won by Mrs A, D. Also ran:-Cloudy Star (David wicket was far from playing true quite a profitable partnership but Humphreys 101-33-69 Runner Chan), Double Up (HL Poon), as the ball alternately shot and at 18 Zimmern had to pay the up Mrs. H. C. Margrett-98-25-71. Ir Knight (F. L. Marcal), Na- kicked most uncomfortably. How-penalty for his recklessness by be-

There were 21 entries, the feesional Triumph (S L Sung). ever, it was not before the twoing well caught by Ferroff of Perry for which are being donated to the between them had scored 35 runs at very long-on. J. E. Richardson Mobile Canteen Fund, that they were sent back to the brought off an excellent running Parikon, Attwell being bowled by catch to dismiss Ernle. Fincher

A special Trate will run from Francis Zimmern for 17 and who had scored 25.

Duggie Hung, who bad hitherto Kowloon at 9.42 am. ch Tuesday, Richardson by Donald Anderson for 18.

had a lean season, struck form last Dec. 17, for members of the A.N.S. Saturday and scored 30 runs, the and V.A.D. taking part in the highest individual score for the Tombstone Competition.

The Draw for Partners will take K.C.C., with some crisp off drives

TOMBSTONE COMPETITION

ADVERTISEMENT and powerful hooks. He and Rob-place about 10:30 am. Ir the Ladies

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

仆

THE THIRTEENTH

Handicaps will be bie Lee brought the score to 104 Clubhouse. before the former was bowled by given for the day.. Baker.

Tes will be served at 4.30 follow- Associated with Reggle Ercadbridge. Lee scored the win-led by the Presentation of the ning shot by a straight drive for Prize.

two.

LAWRENCE HITS CENTURY

BOSS CUP TOURNEY Entries for the Ross Cup have The HK.C.C. were hosts to the been extended until Dec. 31. University last Saturday. Both

EXTRA RACE MEETING will teams were short of their regular

Betting

Black Durond

Cloudy Star

Cuban Love

· Double Up ir kt.

Iron Knight

40

6. The Kau Tung Handicap (Slx Furlongs)

Candid camera at the Valley races.

WEDDINGS AT

THE REGISTRY

The following weddings took Venus Bungalow, Fanling, and Miss place at the Registry, Supreme Mary Yen, secretary, of No. 512 Court, yesterday. Mr. T. S. Whyte- Nathan Road.

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Marriages,

Mr. Ho Har Fal, surveyor of the

Department, and

Mr. Cheung Man Sing, journa- Public Works

list, residing at No. 8, Staunton Miss Tam Kwong Chan, of No. 11

* (F. L. Marcal) Street, and Miss Lat Sul Har, of Wasung Road, Kowloon, Won by half a length, the same No: 133. Parkes Street, Kowloon. between second and third.

...

*

Mr. Lo Ehing Kee, trader, of No.

Mr. Marcos Maria Maher, clerk, Main Street, Stanley, and Miss of No. 33, Hlwood Road, Kow. Marie Cau Ying of St. Paul's In- loon. and Miss Antoneta. Marie į

stitution. Causeway Bay,

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Costal, of No. 41, Kennedy Road Mr. Cheung Hing, motor me-

Sunshine Susie, 151 lbs.

Win. Place Mac's Adventure, 152 lbs.

22

21

1

1

(S. M. Pan

(W, N. Yeh) Persian Cat, 150 lbs, a

1 8mith, Registrar

omciated.

2

6

3

1

2

1 1

National Trumph

4. 6

Time: 1.39.1.

Sports Venture

The Mermaid

92.40

4

Pari Mutuel:--

11

Winner: 38.50.

Total 131

84

Places: $6.30; $6.10. Also ran: Eagle Tang Man Wa), National Anthem (E. I. Ip

Betting

Eagle

20 11

Mac's Adventure

National Anthem;

58 26 18 4

2

4

Persian, Cat.

3

Sunshine Susie

108

Total 218

70

2-The Kau" Tung Handicap (Six Furlongs) Ascot Vale, 154 lbs. (L. B. Chao) Lancashire Chap, 155 lbs.

(B. W. Pan) Heddon, 144 lbs. (Lo Kwong To)

length between second and third.

Time: 1.322.

be held (weather permitting) at players and had to have substitutes SPORTING FIXTURES] Won by three lengths, hal a

TODAY

HAPPY VALLEY on SATUR.drawn mostly from their Seconds. DAY, 18th December, 1948, F. Lawrence struck form almost MEETING-Extraordinary Gener- Immediately he arrived at the commencing at 2.00 p.m.

wicket an in something over The first Bell will be rung at eighty minutes had scored a hun- 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE No One without a badge will be admitted to the Members'

dred runs, which included a six.

The Club closed their innings at 177 runs for 5 wickets and thought

they were sitting pretty. But they reckoned without the tenacity of . Y. Tam who scored a not out Enclosure. Such must be worn century and George Hong Choy who throughout the duration of each was not out for 46. These two bats- men made s match winning stand meeting in such a manner as to and brought the University total to le readily identified.

193 for 3 wickets (with the help of 25 contributed by Mr. Extrák).

C.O.C. BOW TO TAMAR Craigengower C.C., also flelding

Badges admitting Non-Mem. bers to the Members Enclosure

are

Winner: "$7,20,

Places: 36.80; $11.20.

Pari-Mutuel:- al, of the Y.M.C.A. Hockey Club, in the Ground Floor Lounge, 6.30) p.m. BWIMMING* YM. C. A. Tixed

Swimming (6-8 p.m.

TOMORROW

BADMINTON-"E Division: Bec- tion. "A", V. R. C, v. King's College, "Chang Wah v. Recreto;; Section "E", KC.C. v. Police, Kowloon Tong v. St. Andrew's. CHESS.-Kowloon Chess Club An-

nual Dinner and Prize Distribu- tion.

MEETING. - Monthly Council, of the Hongkong Football Associa- and Club Rooms At $5.00 3 depleted side, lost to HMS..

tion at the Association's Office. for Gentlemen and $3.00 Tamar at the Valley. Tamar

5.30 p.m. for Ladies (both including tax) knocked up the score of 153 runs SWIMMING. -European Y.M.CA.

the to which K. B. West contributed. obtainable through

Winter Swimming. Instructiorial 42. George Souza, took 5 wickets SECRETARY upon the perfor. 03 runs and Percy Ismail 3

Classes. sonal or written application of a wickets for 47.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12" Member,anch Member to be In spite of useful scores of over HOCKEY.-Y.M.C.A. Hockey, 4.30 responsible for all visitors intro-thirty by Archte Hung, Souza and Ismail Craigengower could do no duced by him, and for Payment better than 129 runs and in con- of all Chits, "ets.

sequence lost by 24 runs.

JUNIOR MATCHES

The second teams of the Row-

The Secretary's Office, 1st floor, Exchange Bullding (Tel.

loon C.C. and 'Civil Service O.C. 27794) will class at 11.45 met at Cox Road in an encounter Tiffius are obtainable at the which ended in a draw. - Civil Ber- Club House provided they are vice batted arst and plied up the ordered in advance from the No.big score of 181 runs for 7 wickets 1 Boy (Telephone 21920).

declared to which F. E. Lawrence contributed. 72 and Bill College 49.

D.III.

SWIMMING

ming.

Y.M.C.A. Bwin-

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13 SWIMMING. — Y.M.C.A. Mixed

Swimming, 8-11 pm,

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 HOCKEY. YMCA Hockey, 3-

4.30 p.m. RACING. Hongkong Jockey

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Club's Thirteenth Extra

Raco

Meeting, at Happy Valles. 2 pm.

Bung), Radium Star (S. C. Liang). Betting

4

chanic, residing at No. 3, Hamilton Mr. Un Pak Kwan,' Chinese Street, Mongkok, and Miss Chenng medical doctor, of No. 98,, Fuk Kit, teacher, of No. 26, Pan Chung

Win. Place Wah Street, Shamshuipe, and Miss 'streek, fo-kwa-wan; and

Leung Wal Fong, of No. 259, Tu Chow Street.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS '

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Mr. Cheung Tung Choy, Govern-

ment school teacher, of No. 4, U

The following forthcoming wed- Lam Terrace. and Ms Carmen- 22 dings are announced:-

Lee of No. 132 Chếting-she-win

L/Cp: John Weaver of the Mid-Road dlesex Regt. Nanking Barracks, jand Miss Leung Bau Kam of No.

540 Nathan Road.

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Mr. Eager Orloff, med'cal student of the Hongkong University, and

BADMINTON OFF

Also tan:-Plain View (S. WIN FOR REDSHANK

The first match in the "A" DI- The Ladies Sweepstake race of residing at No. 18 Felix Villas, and vision of the Badminton League. the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club Miss Germain Garan of the same which was scheduled to have been Win Place Balled yesterday afternoon resulted address

44 as follows:-

Ascot Vale Heridon

Lancashire Chap Plain View Radium Star

11

played between Hongkong Univer- sity "B" and Club de Recreio last Finished Pos. Mr. William George Humphreys, evening, was postponed at the re

18.29:49 1 Revenue Officer, residing at Re-quest of the latter Club.

4

(Miss P. T. Pritchard). True Blue, A11 16.30.24 2

(Mrs: H. Crawhall Wilson).

136

13 11

19

Redshank. AlO 13..

6

7

58

30

Total 232 105

Gull, A9......

Gurl A20.....

3-The December Handicap (One Bound) The Leopard, 150 lbs.

(L. B. Chao) Phoenix, 185 lbs. (8, C. Liang) 2 King's Worthy, 151 lbs..

(S. W. Fan) | Won by a short head, "a length between second and third.

Time: 1.59.4. Pari Mutuel:-

Winner: $2.60.

Places: $7,20: $8.70, Also ran: Chatterbox (S. Bung), The Tigress (K. I. Ip).

Betting

3 ***** 16.31.28 Miss B. M. Richard).

-10.34.42 4

Mrs. 8. Christenson).. Artemis, A4

16.34.59 (Miss M. Potter). Typrone Chai, A6 16.36.03

(Mra. W. Whittaker).

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