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THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1931.

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THE HONGKONG. JOCKEY CLUB.

ANNUAL RACE MEETING 1931.

28TH FEBRUARY, 2ND, 3RD, 4TH | AND 7TH MARCH, 1931.

TENNIS EXHIBITION MATCHES.

JAPANESE STARS SHINE

AGAINST LOCALS.

GREYHOUND RACING

· FOR MACAO.

SHAMEEN FOOTBALL

LEAGUE.

LICENCE GRANTED TO OPEN ILMS. TARANTULA SECURE

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FIRST PLACE.

Macao, Feb, 10. It was happy thought of the

Shameen, Fab. 20. Hongkong Lawn Tennis Association) Macao la soon to have greyhound'

By defeating H.M.S. Moth in the to invite the two Satos, Japan's pre-racing, for a special licence has been lost League match of the season

On Saturday, 28th February themier tennis players, to take part in granted to Mr. W, L. Gerrard, of

this business here. For some time first place in the Lengue with

Both teams arst race will be run at 1.30 p.m., exhibition matches during their 24 Shanghai, for a company to carry on seaterday I.M.S. Tarantula secure and on all other days at 11.30 n.m.

ning of the project, but it was On the first day the first bell will and happier still was

sing at 1 pm, and on the acceptance of the request. for the until to-day that a formal licenco wan Tula boing without

without appearance of these doughty-ex-issued to-Mr, Gerrard, who preposer goal and Moth, Bagshaw in other four daya at 11 am.

ponents gave Hongkong the opports to commence the races in less than Lieut. Short in the attack unity of witnessing Home of the three months' timo.

Doway winning the tons for MEMBERS' BADGES AND

best tennis aeon for many years in A suitable piece of land has been

lined up his side in the IF leased from the Government almost

western half of the fold.

From ENCLOSURE.

the Colony.

Throughout the two and a half 500,000 sq. ft. in area. It is that

close to Green Island and not far bours' play, the crowd were kept from the Macao race course, and in the Tarantula attack were the They played with un- on their tip-toes, almost bewildered stated to be the only land left in stronger. by the dazzling speed of the rallies, Macao which can be utilized for dog derstanding and combined well

with acc

accurate pNAROS to the wings. the verantility of the players, and racing.

It is understood that a certain por-They were also ably

supported

by the exceptionally high standard of tennis set. The Satos fully main-tion of the capital may be subscribed the half-backs whose placing was

hours' stay in Hongkong yesterday past there has been talk of the begin- lead of one point.

"not folded a somewhat woakoned alde.

Members are reminded that they and their indies must wear their badges prominently displayed.

No one without a badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure.

The promoters have every faith in the success of the venture.Our Oten

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Badges admitting non-memberstained their reputation and there locally, though the most part of the large factor in their successful WILL SATISFY YOU- to the Members Enclosure and not impressed by their strength and hat. It is not yet known what the attacks. The Moth attack Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax-or $40.00 including tax for the Meeting (ladjen $6.00

respectively). and $20.00

are obtainable through the Secretary upon Introduction by a Member, such Member to be responsible for ull chits, &c.

Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course,

On no pretext will children be permitted in either enclosure during the first four days of the

Meeting.

was not a person present, who was funds required will come from Shang-

exact sum will be." ability to represent Japan in her struggles for international honours.

The local representatives were correspondant. also on best form, though the most attractive match was that between Jiro Sato and Khoo Hooi-hye, the after effecting a particularly gal- ant recovery after a pour · start. Speed, combined with accuracy, variety of stroke, and couri techni- que, were the features of this can- idest. Khoo nuffered from lack of

partner being all at son with the

ced of the exchanges.

The afternoon's reaults were! II. Satu bent. T. 1londa, 9-7, 6-3, J. Sato beat Khoo Hooi-hye, 6-3,

5-7, 6-4.

Satos beat Rumjakns, 6-3, 6-4. Players Entertained.

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unconvincing, badly lacking in

as a unit although combination there was good play individually, their supporting line was and too much "givan to dallying with the ball instead of feeding thole wings. Tarantula completely dominated throughout the first half, scoring three goals to ono.

The second half

mart evenly contested, Moth makiilg every

effort to even

the score, without Huccess. Some stamina, but the manner in which; At the South China Restaurant ten minutes from the final whistle, he combated this disability to keep last night, the visitors were enter- Tarantula's centre-half beat the Sato fighting for winning points tired to dinner, following upon Moth goalie with a beautiful shot right up to the close, was an ap-which Mr. C. P. F. James, Ion. from 25 yards out, this being the pealing phase of this great game.

only

score in the second half. Honda lost in straight sets to Secretary of the L.T.A., extended a Sato, though he did not deserve to. Welcome to them, and expressed the Final score:-Tarantula, 4 goals; The teams lined up under Mr. Sata displayed a weak link in his hunks of the Association and the Moth, 1 goal.

public of Hongkong far the magni- chain of a attack by an erratie

fernt display they had given dar-P. Younghusband were:- service, and experienced

Tarantula Carroll; Perkins, little the afternoon. He mentioned

Webb, Talbet:| dienlty in timing the speed of that the appearance of Japanese Lieut. Cobb, Connun, Mannering.

Leeds; Evans, the ball from the turf.

fis gameplayers on local courts was alway Allen, Tubb. consequently, tended to slow down featured by the excellence their

Moth-Cleverley; Dewey.Nuna; below the normal, but sufficient was tennis and the fine sportsmanship Swainson, Denstone, Shawyer seen of him to prove that he is both on and off the courts. ure admitted to the Public Enelo- sure at $1.00 per day including tax. player of class, and, under condi- tions more suitable to him, would be Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, &.ja difficult to defent. will not be permitted to operate The doubles match between the within the precincts of the Hong-Rumjahn cousins and the visiting!

To-morrow's Matches. realised expectations.) kong Jockey Club during the Racepair fully

The Satos seemed to touch some of Further exhibitions will be given¦ Senmew when Moorhen their best form, and, in beating at the K.C.C. to-morrow

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $4.00 per day

for all including tax

persons, Including ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

Soldiers and Sailors in uniform

Meeting.

SERVANTS' PASSES.

Passes for Servants will be issued on application to Messrs. Linstead and Davis, Alexandra Bulidings.

Employers are requested to dia- tribute them with discrimination and to endorse their names on the раззел.

Servants are not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for passing through on their duties, but must remain in their em- ployers' stands.

Any persons found loitering with Servants' Passes in their possession will forfeit the same and will be removed from the enclosure.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN, Secretary,

SERVICES SOCCER.

NAVY DEFEAT ARMY IN ANNUAL MATCH.

At Sookunpoo, yesterday, the annual Services match was played, the Navy winning by a last minute goal to all. The Commodore, Capt. A. II. Walker, RN., Colonel Saville and Colonel Cousons were among the officers pre- sent.

Q.M.S. H. Scott, R.E, lined up the teams as under:

R Navy-Aitken; Robertson and Ward; Hobbs, Tilley and Stephenson; Tigwell, Rush, Peacock, Dickinson and Skinner,

Army. Penny; Mullane and Wh- liams; Sunds, Hay and Yooman; San- Aom, Wylle, Loudon, MeQuade

Davies.

and

The Navy opened strongly and Penny cleared: Louden got through the Navy defence but handled. The Army forced a corner which was fruitless. From a pass by Tigwell, Peacock tested Penny. End to and Day was the order, the Navy having the better of the exchanges in mid- both field. Shooting was wild on

sides. The Army left sent over a dropping shot and the ball landed on the bar and bounced out of play, Sansam sent over from the Hus and Louden headed Into Aitken's hands.

The Navy then found the mark bet- ter but Punny was good in goal and stopped shots from Peacock, Skinner and Rush in quick succession. The Brst lalf was blank..

The Army played up bettor during the second half and Aitken was busy. for a time. Three corners in succes slon fell to the Army, Sansom refiov- Ing by ballooning over the bar,

The Navy wore down the Army attack and transferred, Dickinson go- ing clund with a fast ground shot. Penny did well to stop a drive from Peacock from the penalty line. Wylle after rounding Ward and with an open goal, cleared the bar with a terrlic shot. Tilley sent in and Tigwell shot from six yards but Peany charged down the shot, the ball rebounding for a corner.

Penny fisted out a shot from Skin- ner, but before ho could

recover Dickinson returned with A fast grounder and the ball entered Ure not with Penny making frantle effort to turn it out. It was a good goal for Dickluson, but the Army were un- lucky in losing the game practically in the last minute.

Mr. H. Sato briefly responded Morey, and spoke of the valuable practice he afternoon's tennis had afforded them.

Praid. Beckett,

Biles. Hodgkinson,

The completed Longue table reads as follows:--

Tarantula

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pls.

10

H 22 23 13 14 10 6 3 2 22 13 13

10 6 1 3 20 14 13 10 4 2 4 18 23 10 10 3 0 7 11 20 0 12 7 15 20 4

the locals in their favourite and Shimura and Yamagishi, two of Moth strongest phase of the game, won the best known players in Japan, Clcata.. easily in straight sets. The fea-who have just arrived in Hong-Shameen S. C. 16 ture of the winners' play was the kong after taking part in the Mani-Our Own Correspondent.

a Festival games, will meet Khoo roved serving of H. Sato, the fooi-hye, Paul Kong and T. Honda

remarkable overhead work of Jire,

and the fierceness of their close in a series of singles and doubles volleying. One H. D. Rumjahn was matches. The event should provide place was able to combat this with any an enjoyable and attractive after-education of heart, hand, and head. degree of confidence or success, his noon of entertainment.

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