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THE MACAU GREYHOUND RACING CLUB.

MACAU.

Every Saturday at 9.15 p.m.

Every Sunday at 2.15 p.m.

See newspapers for special steamer service. Admittance to Members' stand $1.00, Public Stand 40 cts.

CANTON CHARITY RACE MEETING.

Under the Auspices of the Canton. Municipal Government. Sunday, March 26th, 1933.

Special Race Train will leave Kowloon at 8.45 am. direct to the Racecourse at Shek Pal.. Returning at 6.15 p.m. Fare including admittance to course $10.00 retum... Please book sarly at Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, 5th Floor, Bank of Canton Building,

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPHL. SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1933.

SELECTIONS FOR CANTON AND FANLING

TWO FINE RACE MEETINGS

LOCAL GRAND NATIONAL

OPENING OF NEW CANTON: COURSE

(By "Ringtail".)

It is, perhaps, a little unfortunate that the Canton and Fanling race meetings clash to-morrow, for both offer such enticing fare for the turf enthusiast, that he will have a difficult job making up his mind. which event to patronisc.

Especial interest centres in the Canton meeting, for it sees the opening of the new course at Shek-Pai. A considerable amount of detail has been worked out in connexion with it, and not only has a good course been prepared, with a sod embankment-probably the only one of its kind in the East. but the comfort of the racegoers has received attention, and com- modious stands have been erected.

The main event is the Mayor's 'Cup race, and a fine race is assur- ed. I rather fancy Royal Flush as the winner, with Powerful King) and Amoy offering strong chal- lengers.

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SELECTIONS.

181 Race

Westlake Circon II Faithful

2nd Race

Prestwick Carnation II Pure Music"

3rd Race

Per Se Glen Shee Widnes

4th Race King's Parade City of Shanghai White Butterfly

5th Race Royal Flush Powerful King Banjolina

6th Race

Mt. Macdonald Rio Colorado Huntington

7th Race

New King Battling Horse- Cheerful Suns 8th Race

Mt. Gount 'Masur

Liese

FANLING MEETING -

GRAND NATIONAL MAIN EVENT

7.

The Hongkong Grand National

NEW CANTON RACECOURSE-These pictures give än idea of -the new racecourse at Canton where to-morrow's meeting will be held. Top is a group of officials and friends. Centre shows the course and one of the stands, andbelow ponies in training passing the sod embankment.

DAZZLING HAMMOND

BATTERY

OUT OF

RUNNING

MAMAK CHANCES RUINED

RADIO NOW FIRM FAVOURITES

By "Bully-Off”

Yesterday the 1st. H.KS. Bat- tery in their Mamak tournament game with the Medway on the Marina were only able to force a draw and as a result are out of the running for the league champion- ship.

The result came rather as a sur- prise in view of the poor hockey, the Medway have been playing lately. Yesterday, however, they turned up trumps and in the first half had the better of the ex-" changes, netting once without re- ply, through Holmes. Although

Hon; Dr. R. H. Kotewall,

SWIMMING ASSN. PRESIDENT

they held the advantage territori DR. KOTEWALL ACCEPTS

ally for the greater part of the second half the Battery were only able to pierce the sailors' defence once, in the last two minutes of

THE OFFICE

play, when Tara Singh scored the NEW BODY WELL equaliser.

It now looks as though the Radio will retain the champion- ship for the second year in sue- cession for their only close rivals

ON ITS FEET:

are the Incognitos who are wall LAST NIGHT'S MEETING

behind with their fixtures which

ENGLAND BATSMEN SUBDUE NEW have to be completed by the end

ZEALAND ATTACK

"Christchurch;

N.Z., Mar. 24. A prolific partner- ship between Wally Hammond and Leslie Ames, which produced 242 runs established England's recovery in the opening day's play of the first Test match with New Zealand.

The vialtora, after losing the first two wickets for nine runs, finished the day with 418 on the board and half their wickets In- tact.

Hammond was dazzling, re- maining undefeated with 223 to his credit in a chanceless in-

His 200 ninge.

TUMB were signalled after he had collected | 18 fours.

After ten 10,000 people were pre-l sent. The bowling was tired and) the fielding ragged. The batting of Hammond and Ames was scintillating and the 100 for the

partnership

W4B FCKistered

W. R. Hammond.

RACE HANDICAPS.

Entries for the Third

Extra Meeting.

NEXT WEEK'S EVENT.

of the current month.

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The first of their remaining games will be played off to-morrow when they will be opposed to the 24th. Battery on the Mariña ground. They should win com- fortably.

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LEAGUE TABLE.

The records of the first eight teams in the league table are now:

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Radio S.C.20 17 1 2 70 15 35 1st. HKS. Bty. 19 16 2 2 67 20 32 St. Andrew's 18 13 2 3 53 14. 27 R. Signals 1. 20 12 3 R.A.S.C.

Incognitos

21.11

14 12

Wishort.

17

Medway

21

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· BANKS. FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW'S TEAMS SELECTED

To-morrow at 10 am. The Hong- kong Bank team will meet the Mercantile Bank team on Club de Recreio Ground, In a football match. The following teams have been.selected:

At a meeting of the Council of the newly formed Hongkong Swimming Association it was announced that the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, had accepted the Presidency of the Association. Matters in connexion with the new organisation were progress- ing satisfactory. Practically all of the Chinese Clubs, it was re- ported, had now joined the Asso- ciation, and the decision of the China Athletic in this connexion was awaited.

A WATER POLO LEAGUE.

.....

It was decided to start the Hongkong Water Polo League early in May, and for this pur- pose it was agreed to form a com |mittee consisting of two repre- sentatives from Chinese clubs, and one representative each from the Army, Navy and civilian clubs.

The nominees will be annour- ced later and their task will be to formulate rules to govern the water polo league and also to set up a Referees Board for the appointment of officials at each league match.

INTERPORT PROBABLE. Hongkong Bank:-John Xavier:

to A. E. Xavier and D. Xavier; Mention was made as the Campos,

and Oliveira,

Souza probability of organising an inter- Elarte, Sousa, Franco, Passos and port this year, but nothing was [Sequeira.

decided last night, and the mat-

after 64 minutes, Handicaps and entries for the nine Mercantile Bank:-H. Hynd-ter will be more fully dicussed at while in. 110 events in the Hongkong Jockey Club's man; E. Marques, and minuten the Third Extra Race Meeting, for Satur- Mattos: W. Won, S. Sousa,

nd century day next, appear below:

second

was reached.

A. subsequent meetings.

Silva,

Canterbury Park Handicap, "A" and V. Rodrigues; L. Ribeiro, J. When the total Class, six furlonga-Canny, 16; City Swales, C. Rocha L slood at 373 runs of Brisbane, 168: Friar Tuck, 185; and G. Agabeg. Ames was bowled Ngtuk, 135; Night Star, 170: Polar by Vivian for a Star, 107; Portia, 150; The Giraffe, brilliant 103 runs. 135: What's That, 135: Woodland He was driving Stag, 166: Wotin, 150. forcefully and in

Mirs Bay Handleap, "C" Class, one 144 minutes ht

149; mile-Adam; -

Ajax, 140 Ames. Hammond

foutra. Alexandra Hall, 145; Blatre, 145: W4 California, 148; Christmas Frolic, 152;

eleven

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RIFLE SHOOTING.

Monthly Competition of Hongkong Rifle Club.

SPORT ADVTS.

ROYAL HONG KONG YACHT CLUB.

"Trevessa" Trophy Race. The 19th bl-annual race for ship's lifeboats will be sailed on

is the main event on to-morrow's card at Fanling. Christmas Frolic playing artistic cricket despite an in- Dee, 168; Double Face, 140; Glen Shee, looks the likely winner, although jured knee, and topped the 200 mark 140 Gold Ring, 140: King's Company WON BỶ R. H. WOODMAN. it will have no easy task to de-in 272 minutes, hitting 18 fours. At 140: Maria Petra, 140; Marquis Hall, fent either Marquis Hall or Lach the close of play Hammond had made 162; Meiyahtoho,

148: Mignonette, Ryan.

The monthly shoot of the Hong- Monday, the 27th March, starting 223 and F.R. Brown 12, the total being 148; Mistletoe, 140; Per se, 143; Solar kong Rifle Club held on the Kowloon at 4 p.m. The programme of seven evente 418 for five wickets. Details follow: Star. 143; Spotted Butterfly, 143; Tong Range was won by R. H. Wood-

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is an unusually attractive one and the Kwanti course should entice its usual following of punters for one promises to be one of the best hurdle meetings of the season.

SELECTIONS.

1st Race White Stars Britannic Hall Peter Dayey

2nd Race

Cloudy Eve Celerity Movanagher

. 3rd Race Mr. Stanton's Mount

Country Club Black Maria

4th Race Christmas Frolle Marquis Hall Loch Ryan

5th Race Fi Fa Imperial Hall Helvellyn

6th Race Heather Leaf Oh Yeah Lucky Star

Tom Coblem

England First Inns.

H. W. Sutcliffe, e James, b Bad-

cock N RE. S. Wyatt, run out

L. Paynter, b Smith

W. R. Hammond, not out

D. E. Jardine, e James, b Bad-

cock

Vivian L.E. G. Ames, b F. R. Brown, unt out Extras

New

Spotted. Leaf, 140: Stickypast, 140: man in the "A" Class, while J. Any ship of a Company having Street Singer, 168; The Loafer, 140: Harper and H. D. Wylle were offices or responsible agents in The Plover. 140; Wayward Stag, 146; awarded spoons in "C" and "D" Hongkong and which is in port Drinkers Bay Piste, one mile classes respectively. The best scores on the day of the race may enter

20 Widnes, 148.

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223 Indians, 145; Dec, 147; California, were:

148 Adam, 145: Snappy Eve, 145;,

45 White Butterfly, 146: Stourbridge,

Class "A"

200 500 600 Total, any number of boats.

yde, ydı. yds.

89 DAN 284ka. Jha * 88 888RG- 87-

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87*

103 148; King's Company, 145; Gold Ring. R. H. Woodmun

12 145: Night Patrol, 146; Don, 148,

Starling Stakes, from the two mile H. Hocquard

H. C. Watson Total (for 5 wickets) 418 post one round and in (about one

mile 171

Willy, 152; C. Kirk yards)lat G. O. B. Allen, M. W: Tate, W. Hey To

162;

160: Black 1 Harper

Class "C." Voce and H. Verity to bat.

Velvet, 100;

Butterly, 157: 100: White

Chappelle Fall of wickets:--1 (Satchcliffe) Jack O'Lantern, 108: Charming Face,

P. for 0; 2 (Paynter) for 4; 8 (Watt) 168: Partnership, 162: Gold Bridge,

les Sequeira for 46; 4

for. 183; 168; Philterer, 165; Ta Peastie, 162; G. Robinson (Ames) for (Jardine)

Rock 165; Flying

Boy..

104

Class #D. 160; Krata Viz, 158; fron

H. D. Wylie B. Veliki Bay

Handicar, "E" Class, six Celerity, 152; Christmas Belle; 182; of Canton, 140; Fi-Fa, [ 155: Gold Bridge. 146; Heather Leaf 155; City of Melbourne, 165; Evening 140;

Imperial 140; Mermaid, 137.

Hall, Star, 162; Lucy Glitters, 162; 148;

Invincible, 152; Krata Viz Lucky Star, 145; Much Ado, Yeah, 1

240; Partnership, 182; 140; Spring Field, 140;

Zealand's Team, New Zealand are fielding the following eleven:-M. L. Page, K. GI

James, C. 8. Dempster, I. G. Vivian, furlongs-Auction Bridge, 140; Black R. W. Godson

Whitelaw, G. I. Weir, J. L Kerr, Smith, J. L. Badcock, Newman and Freeman,

[Latest score on Page 1.]

SERVICE WHALERS.

Bervice whalers competed for the

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All entries should, If possible. be in the hands of the Hon. Secretary, R.HR.Y,C., by noon.on the day of the race and competing bants should be at the starting line by 3.30 p.m. Post entries will, however, be received,

COURSE: Start from Channel Rocks, thence to Kowloon Rock. (P), Mark off Yacht Club (S)

Mark off Cust Rock Beacon (P); anish across Yacht Club Line leaving Mark Boat to Port and continue sailing until Gunfire for finish.

A launch will leave · Queen's Statue Pier at 3 pm. for the con- Pai Wan Bay Handicap, "D" Class,venience of Members and the Phillorers one mile Agua Pura 140: Amoy General Public wishing to witness Sunning

145;150; Banjolina, 101: Batting Horse,

Black

Tien Feng Shan, 152; Whoopee, 152. 15 ck, 143; Buchanan, 150; the Race. seventh racs for the Royal. Hong. Foolscape and a quarter miles,

kong Yacht Club trophy at North Point yesterday. The course, over

Cy-pres 140; Gallant Fox, 160: Erk, 163; Gally Eyes, 145; Gold Bar, 140, Golden Dragon,

154; Stour- 1651 Hey Ter, 149

Iron Gres 140

152: Per Wide King's Company, 183: Jack

seven miles, was between Channel! Solar Star, 167; Poker Face, 159;Just In Kanzle.

163

Hongham Bay Hendicap, "B" Clase:almon,45;

Racks, Kowloon Rocks and Lumsay Glen Shee, 180.

Details: Whaler Whitshed Wren

Finished

3.68.84

1G5

Kate,

108: Kinz King 140

King's Parade, 166

140: KIPEN

168

P. Pta aiz furlongs Brechin, 145; Daylight Flush, 119: Snappy Eve, 148;

1

7th Race

3.35.04

2

Wishart

3.40.40

Kent II

348.02

4"

Verity

3.52.50

Kent I

4.13.10

Jan Stewer

Lucky Bird

6 Eve, 160, Indiana, 160; Lunar Star,

108: Mike, 156; Navy Hall, 148; Swale, 152; The Crook, 140 The Tillicum, 140: Valorous, 165; Wey-Gadwall, 160; The Goat, 140; Valley 3bridge, 152; Wonderful Stop 147 |Hall;" 155; Wakefield, 165; Warring-

Calliope Handicap, "B" Clase, 1% ton, 169: Wembly Stag, 268; White I miles-Aurora, 186; But After That, Butterfly, 140.

1. J.. VERNALL., Hon. Secretary, R.FLX.Y.C.

FIVE STAR FINAL

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