1934-06-22 — Page 21

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FRIDAY JUNE 22,

1934.

WET WICKET LIKELY AT LORD'S: WYATT IS FIT

:

SHOCK FOR WEATHER FORECAST FOR

GIANTS

BLANKED OUT BY

LOU WARNEKE

YANKEES ALSO

DEFEATED

New York, June 21. Two double headers were play- ed in the American League to-day, with the teams ending with a log ench. But the most sensational result was the blanking out of the New York Giants by Chicago Cuba, Lou Warneke did the trick, atrik- ing eight batsmen.

out

New York Yankees also sustain- ed FL

Cleveland reverse when Indians defeated them, and St. Louis Cardinala took advantage of the Giants' lapse by annexing points from Brooklyn Dodgera.

Full Scores

Rupplied by

Reuter follow.

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AMERICAN League.

St. Loula.....

R. H. E.

7 10 0

(Jack Burns homered)

Philadelphia.... 6 12 0

(Ernie McNair and Ed Coleman homered)

Cleveland

9 14 2

New York

11 0

Chiengo

8 0

Boston

€ 10

3 1

(Henry Johnson pitched for

Chicago throughout Boston's in- nings for the first time this sen- son)

Detroit

Chicago

(Johnson and Foxx homered)

(Simmons homered) Boston

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York

SECOND TEST MATCH

"CLOUDY WITH SOME RAIN”.

CAPTAIN'S CENTURY ON EVE

OF BIG GAME

London, June 21. The official forecast issued to-day regarding the weather for the Second Test at Lord's is as follows:

"Cloudy with some rain”

In the meantime, R.ES. Wyatt, England's captain, whose injured thumb kept him out of the first Test, and which has been causing some anxiety since, reports everything to be excellent. He is perfectly fit.

To demonstrate this, Wyatt to-day turned out for Coventry and North Warwickshire against Northern Liverpool in a friendly match at Coventry, and scored 144 not out in 110 minutes, hitting one six and eleven boundaries.

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Afterwards, Wyatt said he was quite satisfied with his thumb, and that he would report fit for the Text-Reuter.

Riddle Of England's Final Team

BATTING STRENGTH IS STILL A

BIT DOUBTFUL

Lord's the headquarters of English cricket and the most historic around in England, the scene of to-day's second Test match. This picture was taken recently, showing a section of the vast crowd wait. ing to see the Australians play the M.C.C.

SUBSCRIPTION AND 1934 GRIFFINS

Ifetman Iron Grey

Jungle Jim

Solar Star

Tinn Trentbridge Warrington

Two things seem to have been established on the eve of the second Test match at Lord's. Firstly that it is highly probable | there will be a sticky wicket at some period of the match. Secondly that R. E. S. Wyatt will lead the England side free from Wonderful Stag any thumb trouble.

HAPPY POSITION

There are three fast bowlers from FOR WOODFULL

whom to choose, but not

one of

14

0

(Greenberg homered)

Washington.....

9 0

St. Louis......

2 7

0

(Campbell homered)

Philadelphin

G

7

0

11

0

The one thing that isn't in the final slightest bit clear is the epmbination of the English Ride.

1 7

0

* 4 0

'Chicago

4 9 2

Boston ...

4

10

.0

(Moore homered)'

7

0

Boston.....

8 11 1

Whitney one)

Pittsburgh

7

17

}

(L. Waner homered)

Brooklyn

7

1

St. Louis

9 11

Pittsburg ***. 1

them means a thing when it comes to baiting As a matter of fact,. with the exception of Geary and the all-round change bowlora: ¡such an Watt. Hammond and Leyland, the same applies to the bowlers Atock invited to figure among the 14) players to attend the ground, -

(Berger hit two home runs and remainder of the

HAS A WINNING ELEVEN

(Continued from Paga 8.)

Dividends, Pari-Mutuels

And Daily Doubles

HEAVY FALLING OFF SHOWN IN THE SWEEPSTAKES

These have been showing a con- the Bedale Handleap, The higli-" alderable falling off in size since est dividend paid out in Hongkong the commencement of the season. was $400 on Hydroplane when he That this very vital question has won the Trial Plate. Dancing engaged the attention of the Butterfly was the only pony to pay Stewards goes without saying, two large dividends. One of The auggestion of reducing the $336-66 when he won the Weng- Sweeps to $1 per ticket was adopt- Nel-Cheong Stakes, and $220-00 ed for the last extra race meet- when he wou the Tytam Handicap, ing, and proved a great success. No sensational four figure amount, From this result, it would appear however, was paid out during tho that we may confidently expect season. good support and prizes during the second half of the season. Two bly Sweeps were held in the first half; one on the Champions and the other on the Juling Stakes. Support was good, but the Club did not dispose of all the tickets on both Sweeps,

PARI-MUTUELS.

* THE DAILY DOUBLE.

On two occasions, the Daily Double was not won outright, and holders of the first leg shared the Fool, but this system has been. discontinued. In future, if the

Double is unbacked, the entire amount of the Pool will be carried forward to the subsequent Daily The highest dividend paid out Double Pool. The best dividend was at Mueno when a return of paid out was $463-40 on the $841-60 was received by the Bobniak Star/In' Good Time com- solitary backer on Heart's Joy in' bination, ·

Bond Beetkinj

Valley Stakem

The Trial Ploie

20 The Perth ste

The Chater Cap

27

The Royal Navy Cup

DIVIDENDS OVER $100,—

Mar. The Griffin Fering -

Wep. Dirleton

First Sertlan

The Australlen Pontes Chamissone

10 Trim 'enu. A Diviskın The ukfulam take

Cavaiende Hirdenglane Mulley Ray Jan

Gold Currency

Danclog Battery Little Beauty

H. A. Proule

Commonwealth Handlen Second Bethunt

Bronze Era

ןןאין 8W

N. Dritz

1,300,

725.

1.150.

Kink's Bounty

1.200.

King's Justice

3.640.

King's Parade

726.

Feb. 21 Wata Nel Cheong Stakes Dancing Nutterfly

PP. Entellus

3936,50

Liberty Bay (Plus 100 Guineas)

1.650.

It. ChanAJMENTE

1813..

(winning outright

Challenge Cup)

T. A. Provin

1100,

F. O. Butler

$161..

Mayflower

1.025,

Navy Hall

(Dand)

H.. Y. Run

(138.70

1.823.

Helter Skelter

A. J. P. Hened

1247.10

No Fear

675.

Partnership (Garrison Cup)

1.775.

$134.-

Powerful King

076.

Racing Boy

1.000.

1284.70

Sadko

2.350,

500.

1220.60

730.

Apr. 2

(Governor's Cup)

-1.500.

tErcrnj

Teng Man Wa

'

$240.30

650.

14

The Numeription, OriMus Buzine Hanilleen,

1,000,

Copter ol West l'arnie

Harrin

#177.-

'''

the Owners' List. I rated the Stable rather low before the Annu- nl Meeting. Two of his griffins won $3,686.

24

Bedale Weng, (Macao) Tal-murahan B'any.

D Class

PP Botelha

NA LI Chow Fat (second) Tang Bian Wa

$101.-

1841.30 .#205.-

Topice

Jockey

WOOR

...

fald #190.- First Las

#1.0 55.7%

300.80

$17.80

61,3

#22.18

2.T

$282.-

Holy Chank

11.0

Sulnaway

Gladiator

Heard

funt

Япо Glad Eyes

50,0

#10.-

503 Gay Multerdy

Starze

61

A.A

$ 60,50

Copper Hel Harri-

Pald 1536.-

man

11

West Parade

P. I'. Inimthin

$2,380 1.750

Bellak

Star

Patter

*0

Timr

De

42.8

Alle

1,700

Amam

Batter

PL

P. P. Both

275

50.0

14.40

Onk ny

Proulx

203 Panam

Butire

50 56.H

# 45.20

facing Boy Brite

Beard

13

H

$265.30

THE KONG STABLE

HEADS LIST OF.. OWNERS

DUNBAR SECOND

BEST

For the first time in a number

Bright View Bay View The old pony Bright Star won $1,675.

L

Panica

I

Jnekry Hackera

Cavarado Channon $2,236 Class Hall Ll

1.450 Tay Star

Urimest

Star

I.f Alacrity Frost King's

The HEM Stable did not do as well as I anticipated, but they shelter some good ponies, which should show better results in the Autumn. Contributions are:-

Gladiator Macaront Lemberg

No matter what the wicket at Lord's is likely to be, it is doubtful whether Woodfull can make any changes in his team which won the first Test, cal-

Hydroplane by winning the Der- culated to strengthen Austra- of years, the Dunbar Stable does by and two other races placed Mr. What It amounts to is that no

lia's prospects for the second not finish at the head of the list Chang in the seventh place by win- matter what the composition of the

match.

of Winning Owners, This time hening $5,581. Apart from Liberty 0 team, there cannot be more than

It is highly improbable that has been superseded by the Kong Bay, this pony filled the second (Collins and Medwick homered) eight reliable butsmen, and that wall will he rejected even with Stable. It is amazing to and that position so far as Stake money is

this number is pretty certain to

seven Stables-earned-more concerned, he reduced to seven when the final the likelihood of a soft wicket, only

unless Woodfull feels the than $6,000 in Stakes during the selections are 'made. The re-

absolute necessity further of first half of the year and they are tightening his batting.

Philadelphia

Cincinnati

I

4 7 0

HOME RACING

Landon, June 23, Felicitation won the Ascot Gold Cup to-day

The full results are as follows:

Felicitation

Thor

Hyperion

1

maining four players may or my

On not, make scores.

Notting- ham form they are more likely nol to do so..

In this case Bromley, who is an useful all-rounder, extremely

baiting being Hound in

and to possessing qualities as left- hand medium pace trundler, may find a place,

English batting does seem require a Bitle more backbone, and because of this Barnett's in- clusion would be welcome, even at the expense of Hower, Nichols

The odds: 9/2 Felicitation; 100/7 or Gover. Thor; 8/11 Hyperion. In the special!

plnce betting Felicitation was evens From this distance Test

as follows:--

.

Kong

Stable

Dunbar

Pearce

Soldier

View HEM

Chang

$19,019

18,507

14,090

9,550

6,9G1

5,830

5,581

(Hydroplane)

Fleetwood-Smith has not yet de- monstrated a tremendous amount of cunning with his left-hand googlies, but the prospects of a The Kong Stable had good luck team alleky pitch might influence Wood-in drawing good "subs", which and the others were proportionate, combinations are purely theore full to bring him in.

I just places the Stable at the top of There were ten starters, from whoo! tical

thel problems. Possibly

On the face of it, however, and the list. Felicitation won easily, fending Therweather will solve everything at in view of the great success of by eight lengths. Hyperion, the

it would if the Grimmett and O'Reilly not a good Lord's just heavily backed favourite, WIM

being played in batting wieket at Trent Bridge, it were length and a half behind the second mater

would seem that the Australian Hongkong at the present time.

team will remain us before. It includes one fast howler, two out- jetnading spin bowlers, and threef

horee-Renter,

$4,942 4,397 The griffins were also good winners.

Able AmazONE Tiny Star

won

Brilliant Star Electric

1

useful changes in McCabe, Chip-! New perfield, and Darling.

$2,350

1,875 1,333

In fact this Stable won the

It is only possible to increase majority of the races with new its batting potentialities by the blood. On the other hand, the inclusion of Bromley, but as there Dunbar Stable secured most of the are run-getters down to, and in-Stakes through the old ponies: gluding, No. 9. Woodfull won't

ing this small point.

have to spend a lot of time debat-

Liberty Bay

Diana Bay

It is a question of whether he

Woodland Stag

thinks it worth, while to sacrifice

Gleneagles

$6,550

2,8001

2,500

1,950

Hearts Jor

Bright Vow 484 Kilruplane 121 Able Amazon

317 New Star 436 Gold Currency

127 Soldier of Italy

King's Procr

107 Powerful King

1.1

6. W. Pan

Dritz

W. 11. Chry

100 ** **

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his only fast bowler, for either a

The griffins did not apparently

medium-paced bowler-batsman, or come up to expectations, Oak Bay

a googlie merchant.

being the only successful one to

An axiom of all sports is win $1.950. The Australian Mut- "never change a winning game".iny Bay contributed $1,827. The same can be said to apply to The Pearce Stable also had to

a winning team, and Woodfull will rely on the old ponies to secure doubtless be prepared to sub-the third position:-

acribe to it to-day.

HOW THE JOCKEYS FINISHED

(Continued from Paga 8.)

H. S. V. Mossop

FA. P. Rea. •••

F. Fobel

M. N. Cochrano. Coppin ............ H. M. Remedion

J. Barrow.... Dr. 8. K. Lee M. A. Johnson To G. Hin .... II. A. do B.

Botelho

G. U, da Roza ..

R. A. Carroll

1 J. C. A. Ingram,

H. V. Pents.

A. A. R. Botalke

Trentbridge

King's Justice Hetman

King's Bounty

$4,500

3,540 1,300 1,200

The griffins disappointed and in fact out of the large string of new ponies, King's Fancy ($2,800) was the only grifin to secure win- ning honours. No luck attended 8 the Stable in the "subs".

Mr. Li Shiu Pang (Soldier Stable) cannot be satisfied with his fourth position. Peronally I thought he would have done much better, but I feel that he will _fm→ prove his position by the end of the year. His best winnore

were:--

Boldier of Britain

China

"

**

$2,900 2,050

., Germany

1,450

Mr. Li Lan Sang (View Stable)!

on the other hand should be well

| plonsed by filling the fifth place in

IN

dangerous

rhythm

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