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THE CESAREWITCH AND THE

CAMBRIDGSHIRE CALL-OVERS

London, October 1. Following is the call-over for tho Cesarewitch Staken to be run at Newmarket this month over a dis ance of two miles two furlongs,

Enfold, 13 to 1 offered and taken. Solar Boy, 15 to 1. offered, 100 to taken.

Conton Eastor, Roi de Paris, Spring Morning, 20 to 1 offered and!

aken.

Hands Off, 25 to 1 offered and inken.

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY; OCTOBER

1934.

THE "YOUNG MARSHAL" WINS A GOLF CUP

IRINCE ALY KHAN TO

RIDE IN US.

To Take Pair Of Horses For Amateur Races

London.

Steve Donoghue, who 1s I charge la England of the fium

Polly Stephens, 20 to 1 offered, 22 arrangements in connection with to 1. taken.

the projected international horse race in California, to take place next February, has announced that Prince Aly Khan is to go over to America and take with him two horses, which he will ride in amateur races,

White Plains, 8 to 1 offered, $

in 1 taken.

Lady Clodagh, 33 to 1 offered, 4)

to I taken.

Shining Cloud, Water Tight, Jark Tar, 40 to I offered and taken.

Following in the call-over for the Cambridgeshire Staker:

Highlander, 20 to 1 offered. Flamenco,

taken.

His father, the Aga Khan, who wus at first averse to sending one of his colts, is now inclined to re- consider the matter and there is a strong possibility that his three- year-old Badrudden will be sent to run in the big race in Prince Aly 22 to 1 offered and Khan's name. In that case, Bad- ruddin is likely to be bought after warts. by an American syndicate for stud purposes.

Easton, 22 to 1 offered. Spend-a-Penny, 25 to 1 offered, 28 to 1 taken.

Bondsman, 3 to 1 offered, 40 to I' taken.

·DONOGHUL RIDING.

Mr. T. W. Durante, who is Pre- Almond Hill, 40 to i offered, Black Devil, 60 to 1 offered and sident of the United States Racing Association, the largest amateur

taken. Reuter.

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organization of its klud in the United States, was recently In England in connection with the suggested race and then went to before returning to France America.

It was proposed that in order to every give the foreign horses chance of being acclimatised they should go to America in October to compete in a race at the end of that month and in another in November. Then the big event, probably worth $100,000 would be staged in California in February.

Among the horses whom it is hoped may be sent is the French colt, Admiral Drake, winner of the Grand Prix de Paris.

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A golf tournament for a trophy presented by Sir Mey- rick Hewlett, the British Con. sul-General at Hankow, which has been in progress for the past fortnight at the Hankow Race Club's course, was con. cluded on Sunday and was won in remarkable style by Marshal Chang Haueb-liang,

The entry was a large and fand In the process of elimination many well-known local golfers were defeated. The dark horse nil along was the Young Marshal, who

of late has improved his game tremendously, both with regard to the length and accuracy of his drives and his Iron shots, while on the green his putting has become deadly. When he reached the semi-final his opponent was an old campaignor and a steady one, Mr. J. S. McEachran, manager of the Hankow branch of the Char tered Bank, but the Marshal had such a lead at the end of the first nine holes that the result was not in doubt. I might have had a chance, had the Marshal left his putter at home," WAR Mr. McEachran's smiling comment. The Marshpl won by 5 up and 4 to go, receiving two strokes. EXTRA 18 HOLES.

In the final, the Marshal and

Myrna Loy, who plays a notable part in the successful film "The Thin Man", now playing at the Queen's Theatre, in which is featured

William Powell,

of the Fifth National Congress of the' Kuomintang st Canton.

CONGRESS AT CANTON Hession

SOUTH-WEST SPOKESMAN

There wero SAYS MATTER UNDECIDED

many reasons against this suggestion, he said Canton, Oct. 1. besides financial consideration. the South-Ife alae denied the report that the

A spokesman of

Commander Harland, of H.M.S.clared to-day that

weatern Executive Council de- South-western party lenders, sug-

Aphis were opposed and they met

at to-dayagested Shanghai as the venue of

on Sunday morning. Their piny niceting of the Council, no con- the Fifth National Congress In- indicated that both were somewhat aideration was given to the ques- stead of Nanking,Central News nervous, this being the first com- tion of holding an extraordinary Agency, petition either had ever played. The Commander was giving the Marshal two strokes. There were ups and downs for both, but they halved the ninth, and on the way home there were further ups and downs, with the odds in favour of Commander Harland, who was one up at the 17th. Facing defeat at the 18th hole, the Marshal made a weak drive, but an excellent re- covery put him near the pin and he won the hole, thus halving the match.

This meant the playing of an- other eighteen holes, and in the! afternoon the finalists once again took the field. The Marshal then proved unbeatable, running away from the first hole, and winning the competition by the handsome margin of 5 up and 4 to go.. Out of the 18 holes he had two pars and thirteen bogeys, or only three holes above boxey, a remarkable performance. The win was a mont popular one, and the Marshal was the recipient of most hearty con- gratulations.

PRIZES FOR GOLF

Awards Presented At

Kowloon Club

A large gathering of members änd friends gathered at the Kowloon Golf Club on Sunday when the annual gymkhana and distribution of prizes for the last golfing season were held.

During the afternoon Mrs. E. Cock presented the Club and gymkhana prizes.

The following were the results of the afternoon's competitions:

Ladies' Clock Golf-Mrs. A. T. Braley.

Ladies Nine hole putting-Mrs. A. L. Eastman.

Longest Drive.—Mr. A. Allesbrook, Best Aggregate. Mr. ́A. Alles- brook.

Pitching and Pulting-Messrs. H. II. Mundy and A. T. Braley.

Clock Golf-Messra, T., Seddon, A. Allesbrook and A. E. Silkstone:

Nine Hole Putting-Messrs. A. Fisher, W. Groven and W. Stoker.

The tombstone competition wilaich was played off in the morning result- ted in S. MacNider winning at the

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SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The

RACE EIGHTH · EXTRA MEETING will be hold (Weather Permitting) nỪ HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 6tli October, "anon Wednesday, 10th October. 1934, commencing at 2.09 p.m. on both dayan

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

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE." Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

No One without, a. Badge admitted to the Members' Enclosure..

Badges admitting. Non-Members: fo the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at 85.00 per day for Gentle men and $9.00 per day for Ladies (Both including Tax) aro obtainable through the SECRETARY upon the personal application of a Member, auch Member to be responsible, for all visitors Introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, Ke

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The Beerotary's office, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27704) will elone at 12 o'clock, noon,

Badges admitting to "Members" closure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course,

El-

On No. Pretext will Children po permitted in either Enclosure quzike the Meeting.

Tifins are obtainable at the Clüb House provided they are ordernit from the No. 1 Doy in advance.

31020. Telephons

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. :!

The Price of Admission to the Public. Enclosure is $1.00 per day, în- cluding Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Ballers in Uniformi ata admitted Half Price.

Bookmakers, Tic Tao Men,

&c.,

will not be permitted to operate with in the Precincts of the Hongkong „Jockey Club during the Race Meet-

ing.

By Order,

C. D. BROWN.

Secretary. Hongkong, 1st. October, 1934,

NOTICE.

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The Swimming Championships. of the Colony' will take place, at the V.R.C. on October 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th. Entrieg close' pn' | October 4th at 6 pm. Entry Forms may be obtained from the Hon. Secretary.

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WELL WHAT HAVE YOU FOUND OUT ABOUT DIRK, SHERIFF?

NOTHING TRAT COULD BE USED AGAINST HIM +

THATS STRANGE, CAUSE

I SAW HIS PICTURE IN THE PAPER AND UNDER IT, IT SAID, "YOU WILL BE RE- WARDED IF YOU... SEE THIS MAN !"

· WELL;FRECKLES I TOOK DIRK'S FINGERPRINTS AND SENT THEM TO POLICE. ALL OVER THE COUNTRY, TRYING TO

FIND OUT IF HE HAD,

A RECORD....

I GOT REPLIES FROM" ABOUT TWENTY DIFFERENT CITIES, SAVING DIRK WAS WANTED IN EVERY ONE OF 'EM FOR DIFFERENT

CRIMEO...!

THEY ALL CLAIMED HIS FINGERPRINTS WERE EXACTLY LIKE SOME THEY

HAD ON FILE !

THEN THAT MUST PROVE

DIRK 10 REALLY A

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IT DON'T PROVE A THING, BECAUSE IN THE MEAN- TIME, I'VE DISCOVERED -THAT WHEN I TOOK HIS

FINGERPRINTS,1 FORGOT/ TO TAKE OFF HIS

GLOVES,

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