1934-04-26 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934.

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KIRKWOOD AND SARAZEN VISITING HOCKEY TEAM LEE THEATRE SPORT ADVIS.

Joe Kirkwood.

COMING FAR EAST

TOUR ARRANGED

THIS YEAR

Miami, Fla., Apr. 19, Two adventurers in knickers, Gene Sarazen and Joe Kirk- wood, started Ол д golfing

trail from here March 20 that will take them to the for corners of the earth.

Sarazen, the former American open champion and Kirkwood, the present Canadian champion, plan a year's tour covering more than 100,000 miles. visiting green courses the world over. On their Itinerary for next fall are Japan, China and the Philippines,

Their first stop was Santo Do- mingo, followed by a week's stay at San Juan, Puerto Rico.

After that comes a tour of South Amerien, with atops at Rio de Ja nuiro, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santiago, Chile and up the west const to Panama and Mexico.

They will be back in the United States for the national open ut Merion, after which they will leave for England and the British open, followed by a six weeks' tour of the continent.

MILITARY CRICKET the United States

Inter-Unit Final On Friday

The final of the Inter-Unit knock out. cricket competition is to be played to-morrow on the Indian R.C. ground, commencing at 10.30

0.171. The Analists are the Small Units and the

East Lancashire Regiment.

Turning back to North America, they will play across Canada and to the Pacific Coast for journey to the Fari East. They expect to visit Japan, China, Australia, New Zealand, Manila, Singapore, Slam and Tas- mania before finally turning home- ward from Honolulu.

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FREAK GOLF CLUBS

Glass-Faced Drivers in England

The following will represent the Small Units cloves:-Major V. J. Bonavia, R.A.M.G., Capt. L. J. Welsh,

London, Apr. 20.. R.A.S.C., Lient. A. P. Trimble. The latest novelty in the golfing R.A.M.C., S/Sergt. F. Flood, R.AS.C., warld is the driver with a glas Sergt. E. T. Taylor, R.A.P.C., Sergh face. V. Robertson, the profession- T. Todd, R.A.0.C., Cpl. W. 15. Colal at West Hill, Brookwood, in mak- ledge, R.A.M.C., Cpl. B: Ballard,ng sonie of these clubs for tending R.A.SC., L/Cpl. W. Waterlige, R.F., amateurs, who believe that the Ptc. R. Loigh, R.A.M.C., Pie. F. glass face drives the ball farther

than the old surface. Forsythe, A.3.C. Resorva;-Pta. V. America has sent over a rival Vanghan, R.A.M.C., Umpires:-Capt novelty in the form of a steel-head- P. V. Williams, RA, and Lieut. C. Ced driver, into which brass weights Galthwaite, R.A. Scorer:-W. O. 1. Rmay be screwed in order to vary Jordan, R.E.

the weight.

KINGS?

NEXT CHANGE

LEWIS CARROLL'S

Alice in Wonderland

CHARLOTTE HENRY

as "Alike" RICHARD ARLEN ROSCO ATES

GARY COOPER

LEON ERROL

LOUISE FAZENDA W. C. FIELDS SKEETS GALLAGHER CARY GRANT RAYMOND HATTON EDWARD VIII HORTON ROSCOE KARNS: BABY. LOROY MAE MAR S.H POLLY MORAN JACK OAKIE EDNA MAY OLIVER MAY ROBSON CHARLIE RUGGLES ALISON SKIPWORTH NED SPARKS FORD STERLING

Directed by Harmon Mcleod A Paramount Picture

Gene Sarazott.

HOME RACING

Light Sussex Wins Epsom Classic

London, Apr. 25.

The City and Suburban Stakes were won to-day by Light Sussex, Harry

AGAIN DEFEATED

MALAYAN CHINESE LOSE TO.

HONGKONG CIVILIANS

SUPERIOR COMBINATION EARNS THE HONOURS

Having the better of the exchanges Mackay scored the second goni. In for the greater part of the game, the the second half, Yee Cheok-wah, be Hongkong Civilian hockey eleven tween the sticks for the Overnens defeated the Malayan Overstas Chin- tean, brought off many aptada ese eleven by three goals to all on saves, accomplishing most of his the Hongkong, Football Club ground clearances with hard kicking.

afternoon. yesterday

Play

In a forward rush, Awtar Singh serappy generally. This was the was barged by You Cheok-wah and a last match of the series of four played penalty bully, was awarded.. From in as many days, The visitors have this Awtar Singh scored, but not be- suffered three "defeats, but held the fore the goalkeeper had made a great local Chinese team to a draw of one effort to clear, Towards the and, the goal all.

Malayans mado several rushes but

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S. Fowler, of the Y.M.C.A., appear-the Civilinns defonce hold them well ed on the right wing, while N. A, Ein check. The visitors' dofence had Mackay was transferred to inside the falling of hitting the ball too far left in place of Kalwant Singh, the ahead for their forwards to make Colony player, who was absent. An- any use of the panACS. other absentee was A. E. P. Guest, The teams were as follows:

Hongkong Civilinna: A. P. Een la whoso place at left half-book was lied by J. Gonsalves, In the Overseas Silva (Incognitos"); A. A. Dand tanm, Gan Kae-sian played in place (Capt.) and Bracht (Gorman Club)! of Teoh Boon-chin in the intermediate M. H. Hassan (Radio Sports Club); line, while Loe Tuk-soon replaced Lee W. A. Reed (Hongkong Club) and J. Moh-hon.

Gonsalves (Recreio); S. Fowler (Y.M.C.A.), Parker (Police), Awinr Singh (Radio Sports Club), N. A. E. Mackay (St. Andrew's Club) and P. Sousa ("Incogniton").

From the commencement, the Civi lans were pressing and within five minutes Mackay found the net, but the referee awarded a long corner, as

Overseas Chinese: Yee Cheok-wab; he thought the unil passed outside the Yang Cheng-phung and Ong Tiong- goal;, and the point was disallowed, sang: Fam Choo-beng, Wan Siw-hong Good work by Fowler saw the local and Gan Kee-stan; Lim Chin-kean, forwards continue to

Autor Teng Yuen-jong. Oh Chong-seng, Yap Singh finding the net. Shortly after, Choon-Bin and Leo Tuk-noon.

press,

RANGERS SCORE THE DOUBLE

Wragg up, at Epsom. The result: CHAMPIONS OF THE

Light Sussex

Play On

Mate

2 SCOTS LEAGUE

Light Sussex; The oddn: 100/7 D/1 Play On; 100/9 Mate.

There were fourteen starters. The winner had two longths to spare and the second horse three lengths at the finish.

The following is the list of starters: Nitsichin (Perryman) Mate (Fox)

Alluvial (Carsiake) Montrose (Gordon Richarda) Young Nativo (Cliff Richards). Light Sussex (Harry Wragg) Beneficial (Beary)

Abbots Worthy (Johnstone) Play On (Dines)

St. Oswald (Nicoll)

Pommame (Stove Donoghue) Galapas (Nevett) Highlander (Weston) Unlikely (Sirett)

HUDDERSFIELD JUST WIN

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The FOURTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (Weather Per mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 28th April, 1934, com- mencing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be Bung At 1,30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Members are notified that they and thoir Ladies must wear, their Badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Members to Clab the Members' Endlosure and

And Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen $3.00 for Lailles (Both including Tax) are obtainable through the SECRET ARY upon the personal application of Member, such Member to be respon- sible for all visitors Introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, &c.

The Secretary's office, Brd Floor, Gloucester Building, (Tel.' 27794), Do not miss the unique oppor-l close at 12 o'clock Noon. tunity of seeing this grand troupe Badges admitting to Members' of China's best actors and Enclosure will NOT be on zalo at the actresses who are appearing at Race Course.

On No Pretext will Chlidren bo this theatre for a short season!

Enclosure dur- only prior to going on a World Permitted in either

ing the Meeting.

Tins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telophono 21020,

Tour.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE,

The Price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 Including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted

FRESH Half Prics.

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By their revival in the last quarter of an hour, the Borderers deserved to share the spoils.

LEAGUE TABLE.

Goals

P. W. D. L. F. A, Piz. Borderers... 21.18 1 4 63 28 83 St. Joseph's 21 14 52 45 21 33 5 53 23 20 Lincolns... 21 14

56 35 28 Navy. 20 12 4 South China 21 13 B.K.F.C.. 10 8 Kowloon 21 East Lancs. P.A. Police

London, April 25. Glasgow Rangers completed the double of winning the Scot tish Cup and Scottish League in the same season when, to-day, they defeated Falkirk by three goals to one.

Falkirk were playing at home Athletic but could not withstand the Glas- Recrolo

gow team's virile attack,

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EXCHANGE RATES

In the English League, Huddor- Afeld, who still have a remote chance of overtaking Arsenal in -Reuter, the First Division, defeated

Everton at Huddersfield by thei Paris. only goal scored in keen game Geneva..

Third Division matches, having Berlin.. no bearing on promotion and re- Helsingfors. legation problems, resulted As Orlo..i follows:

BILLIARDS MATCHES

Prison Officers Meet The R.A.0.B. Club

The Prison Officors Moss played billiards maiches recently two against the R.A.0.B. Club and won the first by 5 points and the second 'by 60 points.

The first match was played at the R.A.O.B. Club on Friday, when the Prison Officers scored a total of 869 points to their opponents' total of 774.

The visitors won four of the six matches played. During the course of the evening T. Pile, of the Prison Officers' Moss, made a break of 32 and M. Jennings, of tho R.A.O.B., one of 27.

The scores were: R.A.G.B.

J. Funnel

Prison Officers. 130 T. File M. Jennings 126 F. C. Brimble-

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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

MARKET QUIET AND IRREGULAR

150 F. N. I 140 The following quotations on

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150 E. Goddard 120 received by Messra, Swan, Culbertson 150 and Fritz in conjunction with Router. Market:-Generally quieter

THE RETURN MATCH.

In the return match at the Prison Officers Mess, the hosts won by 880 41 Bonus 1808 points to 744. J. S. Joyce of the home team made the highest break with a 21. Jennings made a 22 and a 20 while E. Goddard made a 20.

The scores were: Prison Officera, T. Pile

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Bookmakers, Tic Tac Men, &c., will not be permitted to operate within the Precincts of the Hongkong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting.

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Secretary. Hongkong, 23rd April, 1934.

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