1929-12-03 — Page 9

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1929.

GARRISON NEWS.

WITHDRAWAL OF THE MILI

TARY POLICE.

THE TENTH EXTRA.

TWO CHAMPION EVENTS NEXT SATURDAY:

The extra racing season will bo' brought to an and with the tenth mealing to be held next Saturday.

The programme is out and contains eight events, four of them handicaps, divided into A, B, C and D Classes. The first race is timed to commence

2 p.m

Information has come to hand to the effect that all Military Polico are to be withdrawn from China, with the exception of sixteen serving 1 Shanghai. Local roliefs will be found from Regimental and Corps personnel in Hongkong and Tientsin areas, and it is presumed that personnel of the at Military Police now serving in Hong kong will be despatched to Shanghai to complete their inur of service in

Chinn.

Death.

It is announced that Private A... Landricombe, 2/Wilts, Regiment, has died in the Royal Military, (No. 7 General). Hospital, Shangháf",

Football.

A friendly match at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon; between the Marines and the Officers of H.M.S. Kent, ended in a win for the farmer by two gands to nil. Teams;

Marines. Buxton; Huntley, Wake- field; Taylor, Sibley, Esent; Clarke, Podd, Brown, Wallace, Horton,

Officers-Sub. LL Colville; Lt. Cdr. Andrews, Lt. Cdr. Ewart: Mr. Edds, Lt, Odr. finnes, Mr. Turner; 1t. Whitehouse, Lt. Proctor, Mr. Rigth- burn, Mr. Dobson, Plng. La. Evans,

In the China Flect Football League, 2nd. Division, ILM.S. Murazion won by Lwo goals to nil from. H.M.S." Magnolia. Tenma:

Marazion-Martin; Goodall, Wara: Brown, Keon, Wells: Richardson, Milton, Swift, Tigwell. Panley,

Maguolla Olive; Mellitt, Thump m: Tegg, Semple, Thorpe: Lowden, Eleegood, Armstrong. Sirange, Pur-

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The two main attractions are the Hongkong Autumn Champions and the longkong Autumn Subscription Grifins Champions. The best of the old ponies will undoubtedly, be sent to the post in the former, including Hiawatha, One. Third, and Christmas Chimes, the winners of the Hongkong St. Leger, St. Andrew's Stakes and the Aggregate Stakes respectively. Boring Eve, the record-breaking sprinter, Chesapeake Bay, Winsome Stag and others may also possibly ba sent out

The Autumn Subscription Griffins Champions will be an interesting race. At the moment Noukhail and The Ape appear to be the best of the subs, and it is probable that these two will be fight out the finish. It should noted that pont entries will be accept- ed for both events, so that the actual runners will not be known until Saturday afternoon.

The handicaps are expected to be out to-morrow.

The Programme. The following is the programme: December, Handicap: " Class: Seven Furlongs,-For China Ponies, Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $150. 3rd Prize: $100.

Nullah Pinte: Five Furlongs.--Tor China Ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockey Allowance. En- tranen Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $160. 3rd Prize: $100,

The game was pinyed at Happ: December Handicap: "D" Class: Valley yesterday afternoon. Tigwell Seven Furlongs For China Ponies. mand useful run-down.soon after Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400. the kick-off, but Mellitt cleared, End Prize: $150, 3rd Prize: $100. though Maruzion continued to press Hengkang Autumn Champions: for the better part of the first half, One and a Quarter Miles. For China Lowden putting in * Dent centra Ponles that have won at least one which Armstrong sent over, being race at an Extra Meeting of this Club more or less the sum total of Magno- during 1929. Weight for inches as Ha's efforts in the preliminary session. per seale. Entrance Fee $10. 18t After the interval, Marazion con- Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $800, 3rd tinued to pen the Magnolia men in Prize: $150. their own half, und, from n corner- kick, Milton scored the first goal, giv- ing Olive little chance of Having. The same player was responsible for the Marazion second gan, taking 'TIRKA from the right at n few yards dis- tance, and beating Olive casity.

Another China Fleet Football Lea gue Match, in the Second Division, I played at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon, Sterling beating Thracian by two goals to mil. Teams:

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Sterligarrell; Down. Malkow; Derrien, Neil, Sherrett: Brenchley, Palmer, McCabe, Ford, Lock..

Thracian-Morris; Nelson, Stone, Ward, Shents, Jarvis; Looker, Sub Lt. Moseley, Lowe, Burla, Mahoney,

Palmer scored for Sterling in the first half, and Lock managed to not another in the second half from a free-kick about seven "yards out.

UK. Aven Feotball League,

The Medicala registered one of theip, rare, but often deserved, was yuterday, when they defented Company, S.L.I., by two goals to one. The Medicals team was hardly to be recognized from their usual side, but they managed to play up sufliciently well to take the lend twice, and to hnsgan to their second lend, to win a clean and fast game. Teams:

Coy, SLI-Russell; Tem pleman, Felbergill; Potter, Bawleh, Berrynian; Padgett, Summerfield, Hearne, Jenkinson, Evitt,

R.A.M.C. McGuwan; McLeaney, Joyce; McGuire, O'Flaherty, Thomas; Elliott, Collins, Dodshon, Devlin, Goodman.

Jenkins, for the Medicals, failed to turn up, and Collins played in his stead. The Medicals were first to make ground, but Elliott shot past the out- Ride of the post, and Dodahon put the ball only just over at close quarters. The Somerset got going after this pressure, and took play to the other end, where some good forward work was seen, Hearne, and Summerfield both shooting to find McGowan ready. At Inst Collins opened the scor Ing, shooting from a scrimmage. End-to-end play was the order for

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LOCAL YACHTING.

RESULT OF THE SECOND LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP RACE

The second Ladies' Championship race in connexion with the N.H.K.Y.C, was sailed yesterday, the course being.Channel Rocks (P), Kowloon Rocks (P), Channel Rocks (8), Cust Rock Mark Boat (P), a distance of 6.1 miles,

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The result of the race was as fol- lowa:

II Class, Started 3 p.m. ". Yacht.

Diana Colleen - 4.13.62

Finished Corrected Position

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4.12.18 4.10.36 4.09.48 Dorothea 4.14.30 4.00.55.5: 2

I.Y. & G. Classes, Started 3.05.p.m. Yacht. Finished Corrected Position

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Daphno 4:31.32 Halcyon 4.28,45 Why

Wonder 4.27.40 Winge 4,27,08 Bluensso 4.20.11 Boojum 4,20.30 'Bpeedwell 4.20.20 4.08.05

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December Handicap: "D" Class: Seven Furlunga. For China Ponies, Entrance Fee $6. 1st Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $150, 3rd Prize: $100. -'.

Hongkong Autumn Sub. Grifins Champions: One and a Quarter Miles. For China Ponies. Subscription Grifins of this Club of this season. Winners Only, Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance Fee $10. 1st Prize: $590. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $150,

December Handicap: "C" Class:. Seven Furlongs For China Ponies, Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400, 2nd Prize: $150, 3rd Prize: $100,,

Extra Meetings Consolation Stakes: One Mile.For Chinn Ponies that have started in at least four extra meetings in Hongkong this year and lave not won; to be ridden by Jockeys who have not won five flat races any- where at any time. Weight for inches as per scale. Subscription Griffins of this Club of this season allowed 5 lbs. Jockeys 2 tbs, extra for each race won Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $150. 3rd Prize: $100.

THE HOCKEY CLUB.

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TRAM TO MEET THE TAMAN ON FRIDAY.

The following will form the "A" team of the Hongkong Hockey Club to meet H.M.S. Tamar at King's Park on Friday at 6.00 pm. 'C. E. Moore, G. Raskin (Capt.), G. A. L Plamner, W. R. Greenhalgh, E. G. S. Dale, H. Marlow, Major Kerrich, S. J. II. Fox, L. G. Frost, Hazel and R. W. Sapsed,

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