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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1932.

POLICE REGISTER THEIR SECOND WIN SPORT ADVTS.

IN HOCKEY TOURNEY

R.A.S.C. BEAT H.M.S. TAMAR

MAMAK SHIELD

RESULTS

(By "Bully-O£"). TWO further matches in the

Mamak Hockey toura-. ment were played yesterday evening, when the Police de- feated the Royal Engineers- this being their second suc- cess in the current tourney- and the R. A. S. C., overcame H.M.S. Tamar.

In both games the result de- pended on the odd goal and in neither match was there any pronounced superiority. On the run of the play 'u division of spoils would have perhaps, provided fairer results.

R.E.

(Q.M.S. Hayden)

Police

(Harris & Ghulam Mohamed)

THE WEE WHITE BALL holds no terrors for Jess Swagster (left) and Bill Howell (right), both of whom played prominent parts in the rout of the British Walker Cup team by the Ameri. cank. Sweester thrilled with his putting and Howell drove brilliantly..

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SWIMMING

The Police defeated the R.E. team by two goals to one at Suok- unpoo yesterday. The game was of a fast and exciting nature each goal being visited in turn, although the while was continally being blown for offside, due to the R.E. defenders exploiting the one back game. The R.E. were the first to open the scoring with a shot from Hayden the inside right which the police goal keeper stopped with the his pads, but unluckily let ball through. About ten minutes later Harris replied for the police with a flick shoi. There was no further score before half time.

Ten minutes after tho com- mencement of the second half Ghulam Mohamad scored the second goal for the Police. It was during this half that the R.E. pressed the police goal keeper so that he had to clear the ball by pushing it round the posta eorner several times in for sucession before the ball was leleared.

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ROZA PEREIRA WINS

TAKES 880 YDS. TITLE

CAMPBELL ONLY CHALLENGER

Rowing Cup Won by R.A.

SUCCESSOR TO

PHAR LAP

AMMON RA TO RACE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The ELEVENTH EXTRA HACE MEETING WIll be held (Weather For mitting) at HAPPY. VALLEY "on Saturday, 8th October, and on Mon day, 10th October, 1992, commancing at 2.00 p.m. on both days.

The First Bell will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.

IN AMERICA

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE, Ammon Ra, the greatest horse and their Ladies

Mombers are notified that they thotr h Australia with the passing of Badges prominently displayed. must wear Phar Lap, will race exclusively at No One without a Badge will be Tanforan next spring, according admitted to the Members Enclosure. to arrangements completed recent the Mambera Enclosure and

Badges admitting Non-Members to ly between John W. Marchbank Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentle

Club and A. J. Richardson, represent-mon and $8.00 per day for Ladice Ing the owner, Charles Sheath. (Both including Tax) are obtainable

Richardson, who returned to through the SECRETARY upon Intro Australia the other day on the duction by a Member, auch Member 8.8. Monterey, accepted the pro- to be responsible for Payment of All position submitted by Marchbank

Chits, &c. and turned

Badges admitting down the

Members' Agua Enclosure will NOT bo on sale Caliente proposal.

at Ammen Ra the Race Course. completo his engagements On No Protext will Children be

to

this autumn in Australia and will permitted in either Enclosure during be shipped to San Francisco the Meetieg.

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November 19.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club He will arrive about December from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Tole- Ilouse provided they are. ordered and will be quartered at the Tanforan course and trained there

for the three mofths prior to tho

phono 21920,

to the day

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The Price of Admission anening of the, spring meeting at Public Enclosure is $2.00 per the San Bruno course in March. including Tax, for all Persons, includ

It is understood a contract willing Ladies, and is payablo' at the be entered in three handicap races Gate. at Tanforan, the distances being are admitted Half Price.

Soldiers and Sallors in Uniform respectively a mile, mile and six- Bookmakers, Tic Tac Mon, &c. teen and mile and a quarter. will not be permitted to operate In Australia Ammon Ra has within the Precincts of the Hongkong been called upon to pack as much Jockey Club-during the Race Meating. ha 124 pounds in Rome of the weight for age races and the weights here will depend of course, upon the class of the other horses entored.

"We will train at Tanforan and race there during the entire spring

By Order,

S. A. SLEAP,

Actg. Secretary. Hongkong, 3rd October, 1932, THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB,

PROGRAMMES and ENTRY meeting," said Richardson recent-FORMS for the AUTUMN RACE ly.

MEETING to be held in Maeno on When Ammon Ra is shipped ho Sunday, the 18th October, 1932, will be accompanied by his owner, may be obtained at The Sports Charles Sheath, a trainer, and

Club, Hongkong Jockey Club stables, or at the offices of Meaors.

Des Voeux Road, Central.

ENTRIES, close at 4 p.m. Thursday, 6th October, 1932,

INTER-UNIT RACES Jockey McCarten.

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AT STONECUTTERS LAWN BOWLS MATCHES Percy Smith. Soth & Fleming, 6.

water Departmental Competition

Concluding.

the

The Army took to the yesterday when the Inter-Units Rowing competition for the Chap-; lain's Cup was held at Stone-Public

The Revenue Department and the Works Department's Jeutter's. Some exceptionally fine team have entered the final of the L. Roza Pereira yesterdayami keen racing resulted, which Inter-Departmental Lawn bowls com crowned himself monarch of held the interest of

H.E. the petition, and will meet on the Police the Hongkong swimming General ·

green next Sunday to decide Omeer fraternity, when he added to Major-General J. W. Sandilands) Cup for the present year.

Commanding holders of the Goscombe O'Sullivan his previous achievements in

The Public Works Department beat In the semi- the Colony's swimming cham and other officers who were pre-the Police (english) pionships, victory in the halfsent.

final by 21 shots to 14, while mile.

the Sanitary "A"

The full scores of the semi-final

Sanitary "A" Revenue Dept.

Tuck

E. Tu T. Tallon W. Ward

Conditions were Ideal. The Revenue eliminated On paper Pte. Campbell, Gitting)

Inter-Units Officers' race was won by 17 shots to 16. The police fully deserved their and Lawrence stood a fair chance by the S.W.B., who led by half a matches were as follows: win being the better team. The of wresting the title from Pereira, length at the finishing post, whilst 1. L. Lockhart R.E. should greatly improve but after the first length of the the final for the Chaplain's Cupc during the season although at bath had been away, it was evident saw a complete victory for the S. Beca present they rely too much on the that Campbell was the only one like Royal Artillery. The first place... offside rule.

ly to offer any sort of challenge, was taken by the 12th The outstanding players for Pereira quickly sensed this and the police were Pile, Harsooran steadily increased his lend as the and the third by 24th Battery. A. H. Dimen

After the races the trophies

Singh, Tato, and Dormer.

race continued.

Battery

H. H:Rose

J. Fraser

the

10 A. W. Grimmilt 17

Police (English).

P. Nolan

. E. E. Beoler

A. N. Reynolds

It is a great pity that the Police

He falled to throw off Campbell were presented by Major-General. A. Holland 12 E. G. Post have to field teams with a man until three-quarters of the raco had J. W. Sandilands, C.B., C.M.G., H.K. FENCING CLUB. short; if this happens when ap-been awam, but then he forged D.S.O., each officer in the winning: posed to the stronger teams in right ahead and finished com-bont of the inter-Units Oficers the shield it will be 1 great paratively fresh, nearly a length race being presented with a minia- disavantage to them.

in front of Campbell, with Shek ture silver oar. Nam-pul, who maintained a con- sistent speed and revealed no little promise, a good third,

Teams:-

Gittina and Lawrence appeared right out of form and touched the Jfinlating rail two lengths In ar

rears of Roza Pereira.

Police: Billingham, Blackburn, Dormer, Tate, Dowman, Channan Singh. Pile, Harris, Rulia Khan, Korlar Singh and fenuer.

Royal Engineers: Spr. Bailey, L/cpl. Stedman, Spr. R. Harding, Spe. Waldron. Spr. Mul- lus, Spr. G. Harding, Spr. Leslie, Q.M.S. Hayden, Spr. Himbury, Spr. Holmes, and Spr. Pegg.

TAMAR'S GREAT DEFENCE

There was a tle the throwing the polo ball event which went to F. Webb after an extra throw.

Both Webb and W. F.. Kerr reached 02 feet 7 inches.

RESULTS.

RESULTS.

Season to Open on October 17th.

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At a moeting of the Hongkong Fencing Club at Messrs. Lane Craw- The full results in the order of ford's fast evening it was decided each event are as follows:-

that the acason should.open on Mon Chaplain's Cup: 1st Hent: Iat, day, October 17, at the Yacht Club

Coy. S.W.B. (disqualified);

Lt. Anstruthers presided.

After a discussion it was 2nd, 24h Bat. R.A.; 3rd, H.Q. decided to hold wing A. & S.I.; 4th, "B"

content at the oner Coying cruise of the Yacht Club in S.W.B. 2nd Heat: Ist, 12th Bat. November for epec, foll and sabre. L.A.; 2nd, 12th Bat. R.A.

and that there should be no sumate. fencing.

Inter-Unit Officers' Race:-1st, Officers of S.W.B.; Zud, Officers 880

yards championship... 3rd. Officers A. & S.H. Roza Pereira (V.R.C); 2, Private Campbell (South Wales Berderers). Time: 12 mins. 10,3/5 secs.

Members" junior.

R.A.S.C. Held Until Last web.M.C.A.)

10 Minutes

11.M.S. Tamar....

1

Pavmnt. 14-Crd. Tetley) R.A.S.C.

2

(Kirpa Ram & Keene)

Dat.

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Officers re-elected were.-President. Capt. Burnett; Hon. Secretary, Mr F. J. T. Locko; Hon. Treasurer, Mis Ainslie Halifax; and Lt. Martin was elected ʼn meinber of the committee.

It was regretted that Lt. Anatru thers was going on Home leave during the season..

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Complete direcuona in English and Chinesa with each battin

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COMING SHORTLY TO THE QUEEN'S

Chaplain's Cup (Final) -1st, championship 12th Bat. R.A.: 2nd, 24th (final).-11. Ozorio; 2, L. A. H.A.; 3rd, 12th Bat. I.A. Soares. Time: 67.4/6 seca.

Throwing the polo hali-1, F. 2, W. F. Kerr (Y.M.C.A.). Distance: 62 ft.

ing. Consolation Race (300, yorda).-1, E. B. Rozu, (V.R.C.); 2. Private Jameson (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders). Time: 62. 4/5 secs.

The prizes will be presented olt Thursday October 20 after the har bour race.

FANLING GOLF.

Captain's Cup Competitions, Over Week-End,

Clean, fast hockey featured the meeting of HM.S. Tamar and the R.A.S.C. at King's Park yesterday, when the latter garnered Mamak Shield points, winning by the odd goal in three.

The Army players were more In the Captain's Cup Competition dangerous in front of. goal and at Fanling played during the wook- their penetrative movements con-end, on the Old Course D. S. Edward tinually placed the Tamar goal in qualified with a score of 81-8-78. jeopardy.

Other scores were G. C. Worrall 86-1274, H. W. Daukes 92-18-74, Ritchie 87-12-76, K. Lowe 00-14-76.

The Tamar were often on the defence, particularly in the first half, and again after they had

On the Now Course 9. A. Sleat secured their second goal in the qualified with a score of 90-18=72, closing stages. Defences showed Other acores were Mesare. B. T. up prominently, but a little atoadi- Butlin 91-14-77, F. Lobel 80-18- ness on the part of the naval for- 79.

wards might have produced a different result.

common. The Tamas held out Kirpa Ram did not take long until ten, minutes from the cloar to put the R.A.S.G.. ahead, and when Keeno put the issue beyond further goals should have been doubt,.

scored before the interval,

Trams:

The Tamar rollled aniendidly Tamar.-Jordan, Hill, Burkett; after the change-over, and follow Wilson, Cillard, Downs; Simpson, ing a bout of attacking, Paymtr. Jackson, Stone. Tetlev Bourne, Lt. Cmdr. Totley equalised.

R. A S, C-Funnell; Marshall.

After this the exchanges devo-Whitlov; Tipple, Buckland, Kirpa loped into fast movements and Rum; Barlow, Eve Keene, Lazenby, melees in front of the goals were Sakkat Singh.

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WALLACE BEERY

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CONRAD NAGEL DOROTHY JORDAN MARJORIE RAMBEAU MARIE PREVOST

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