1935-12-20 — Page 9

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1935.

Club-East Lancs Game To Be

Captain Foster's Review of Local Racing

Owing to the exigencles of space it has been found impot- sible to publish the whole of Cap- tain Foster's review of the year's racing in Hongkong in to-day's issues of the Telegraph. The re- mainder will appear tomorrow and will include records of the best dividends paid out for win-

and

placed ponies, course established and n com-

ponies

plete list of weight for Inc

carried "over

Captain Foster's review of the season is the most complete and authoritative to appear in any local newspaper and should not be missed by any ruce-goer.

RACING SEASON REVIEWED

(Continued from Page 83)

with 60 wins, 26 seconds. 21 thirds and 60 umpluerd outings, and it is worthy of note that out of 5 starts, he was placed #6 times representing 63.18 per cent, which is uitoubtedly Mr. Frost grand performance. should be proud of his record and to achieve this, he had to work hard.

Mr. Alec Potts is to be compliment- el upon discharging his duties as the Official Starter and the release of the barrier was on the whole very satis factory.

&

"IMPERIAL” panies from betting, but I am sure that

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It can be argued that there is no Ferialation in the matter of debarring

invmbers of the betting public will not grudge against the action of the Stewards in precluding Able Amazon | und Liberty Bay from the pari-mutuei

during the Extra Meetings.

RECORD MAINTAINED

Mr. Lambert Dunbar's Liberty Bay maintained his unbeaten record by winning all his seven outings of the. year in easy fashion and earned for the owner a total of $7.850. This sum phan his previous cornings of $22,823 hmounts to $30,573 and I suppose t inte guy to have! Mr. Dunbar's Diana Boy appeared in publie three times this year and it was funny euincidence that. ofter running

with a Bend-hent

Mr. Pearce's Trenthridge in the New Stables Plate at the Annual Meeting. the mare finished together with King's Warden owned by Mr. Tam Pearce in the Challenge · Cup. Dham Bay was nowhere in the Champions at the Annual Meeting, and after that she was in the hospital funderstand long time. However

that she is now 0.K., and will be`zren at the Annual Meeting of 1936,

Mr. Pearce did not enjoy much luck this year with her Tientbridge, i for for a dead-heat with Diana Bay 1 in the New Stables Plate, the grey gelding finished u very bad third in the Ladies Purse under Mr. “Peanut”. Marshall and was non-combatant for the rest, of the sensun. Trent- bridge underwent a serious operation asd has fully recovered. He is now doing trotting work and no doubt will be geen in action at the next big Meeting. Trentbridge was the best geia in 1993 and earned in that year $10,180 for the owner. The following year he won $6,300 and the Renson under review brought in only 3575,

ABLE AMAZON'S SUCCESSES, Able Amazon, the Australian ernek- jacker, finished the season with six wins and a second, and lie was indeed very unlucky to succumb to Bag Tor in the Brisbane Handicap. He has made for the owner $5,200 and this

Shield Replay

F. A.

DECISION LAST NIGHT

League Match To

Be Re-Arranged

WINNERS OF STAKES

(By. "Veritas")

¿Contiqued from Pape 8. almost last but one. Vixen Tor

in

ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR OXFORD

RUGBY TEAM LOSES TO EDINBURGH U.

London, Dec. 19. Oxford University rugby team suffered another reverse to-day in the course of their

·Scottish tour. · Entertained by Edinburgh University they were beaten by 14 points to nine. Earlier in the week they fell victims to Edinburgh Academi- cals. Reuter.

LOCAL PONY ROUP

Only Nine Sold Out Of Sixteen Put Up

Pony

to representative games, it seems that yesterday: the old question of congested fixture fats is again inevitable.

TOO MUCH FOOTBALL

Were

has

GIFTS

from the

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GIFT DIRECTORY

Enumerated below are a few of the many accept- able presents offered. There are many more that would be appreciat- ed, and we invite your

inspection.

Dressing Gowns

FOR HIM

From

From

$19.50

Tios & Handkerchiefs $ 4.75

Travelling Rugs

14.75

Sweaters

10.50

Shirts (with 2 Collars

for

Comfy Pyjamas

6.75

to match)

4.75

Socks (Silk or Wool)

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Golf Hose

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that

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Slippers

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Handkerchiefs, daxon

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Trouser Presses

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Price

Neckwear

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Walking Sticks

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$ 65

Gloves

5.75

Umbrellas

6.50

70

'Mak Chai

65

N. Deitz

410

N. Deitz

170

Fung Sze-hel

200

Capt. Rybot.

R.A.

200

The Hongkong Football Club's suggestion that to-

Although sixteen panies morrow's match against the originally scheduled to be put up for East Lancashires be used both suction, only nine were sold yester as a league encounter and the day when a pony, roup was helt at

the Jockey Club, Happy Valley, Senior Shield replay was turned} Soldier of Germany, which down by the League Manage-won and has been placed many times. ment Committee last night." attracted the biggest offer of the day After deliberation the committee $410. Heart's Glory and Locksley.

when it WEE

pold to Mr. N. Deitz for ordered that the game be regarded all each fetched $200. solely as a Shich replay and the

.In the list of ponies up league match, which it supersedes.... must be re-arranged at a later date.auction, Flying Tourist was included,

Shield replays out-

but the With so many

nuctioneer announced ʼn wonderful race in the Champions

standing and the Christmas nad Now she had been withdrawn. inst Saturday when she camé

The following pionies were second, beating her stable companion Year holidays given over exclusively Bag Tor nnd Night Star-two old

Bought By iniers. Vixen Tor failed to strike

Beginner's Luck Mak Chai form

during the first half and

Winkfield

Mak Chai was also a bad Indy at the barrier.

Trent After the recess she wont three races

Sollier of and a second, and was unplaced in

· More and more clear does. It become Germany the St. Leger. On every occasion Mr. that there is too much competitive Tillicum Ralph was at the helm and the comfootball in Hongkong, and unless the Heart's Glory bination should be clearly watche Association is content with the season Locksley Bal when they appear again in pubife..

far DC stretching The record of a Mile is 1.15 and Lady methods will have to be devised to

May, Southern's Haleyon won the

Chinn Pony kust

Mr. Brown . 140 rage, the Finale Il'eap, last Saturday | 19.

the programme

within reasona

Propitious Time Dr. J. Durran 110 limits. This season, in addition to in 1.45.3/5 and the pony lind 10 lbs.

High Finance. Sollier of China, an ally big league programme Sollier or Victory, to spare.

Partnership. to bo

off: Senior and Junior Tourist were withdrawn. Shields, Lai Wah Cup, Governor's Cup, International Charity Cup, Kote- wall Cup, and special representative games such as the Children's Piny- ground Fund. Furthermore there will be time taken out inter in pre- paration for the Interport when pro bably two Saturdays at least will be used for trials to the complete elmina- Lion of first division lengue matches. Mid-week games are out of the quen- tlon for most clubs until April as the Another г.A. Cup tie was replayed players cannot get away from busi-to-day leaving only one second round ness in time to get the games playet | inatch-Halifax v. Hartlepools-out- before the light fails.

standing.

Amazing Liberty Bay

UNIQUE WINNING

RECORD

Under the category of Old China Panies, the following stake winners | rêveal some interesting figures,

Bistre

$ 2.125 1,725 1,775

Boxing. Eve Bright View

Cossnek's Beauty

Culiator Hetman

King's Bounty King's Justice

Macarini

2.425

3,150

2,336

2,100

2,875

King's Warden

3,821

Liberty Bay

7,850

2575

1775

2.150

2 N50

2,325

Soldier of Britain The Tiger

2,800

2,350

Total

$46,910

Monoplane

Cab Hay

Ribble

Sarko

The total amounts to $46,010 not including those that have won Jess than $1,608.

into

theo mpetitions have stil!; Racing Heart, Alarity and Flying

Nobody wants to see the elimination of the various cup competitions, especially as charities benefit from more than one; but the congested state of fixtures towards the end of March and April each year is becom- inst increasingly intolerable and it in n. pasiting which calls for the atten tion of the Ausneistion. They may very well and it necessary to split the first division into two sections. As it stands to-day this division in much too unwirbly and could easily be ref viscih.

SCHOOL SOCCER

F. A. CUP REPLAY

Chesterfield Lose

To Walsall

London, Dec. 19.

Walrall, playing at hune tu Chew- terfield won by the odd goal in three, They are on their own ground to Newcastle in the third round which là being played next montli--Reuter,

CRICKET GAMES

H.K.F.C. Teams For

Two Matches

The following will play for the 1.K.C:C. first XI in a League Match v. the LR.C. on the latter's ground starting at 2, p.m. to-morrow: A. W.! Hayward fempt.), A. C. Beck, E. R.

La Salle College Beat Duckiui, G. S. Dunkley, P. C. Front,

St. Joseph's

The La Salle College frat and second team had two friendly foot

H. Owen Hughes, L. D. Kilbee, I, McInnes, T. A. Pearce, T. E. Pearer, T. M. L. Redmond.

The following will play for the 2nd.

XI v. the Police in a League match the Club ground, starting at K. Mnckenzie (Capt.),

on

Liberty Bay started seven times ball matches on Wednesday; the first and won all the seven races without had St. Joseph's College as their op- POL any trouble. He made $7,850 and 1ponents and was by, two goals in II. J. Armstrong, V. C. Bond, G. E. suppose it is ample to pay for the nil, while the second sleven bent Divett, F. A. Dunnett, I. S. Forbes, enst of his barley and bran, and King's Collegu by 13 goals to i. N. P. Fox, R. S. W. Paterson, W. carrots are given whenever wanted! The first team game was played Keith Robinson, G. A. Stewart, W.

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plus his past year's earnings of $7,442urrying over set up such an amounts to in all $12,042, This

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As they Interport Dance will be held of | Salle boys simply scored 120.935.20 and the total mumber of wished, although King's College Saturday, January 25, chances sold wns 3,937 of which there, | manged to net four goals. The Interport Dinner on January 28, bath were 2.110 tickets on Mistake Bay, final score was 13 goals to 4.

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