1936-11-23 — Page 21

THE HONGKONG

SPORT ADVTS.

BIG WIN

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

Draft Programmes and Entry | Forms for the Twelfth Extra Race Meeting to be held on Satur- elny, 5th December, 1936, (wenther; permitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's (Ofice, Exchange Buliding; the Club House, Happy Valley; the Hong Kong Club; the Sporta Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

For Macao Hockey Team

NAVAL XI LOSES

(By Our Own Correspondent)

Macao, Nov. 22.

TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1936.

Entries clone at 12 o'clock A friendly hockey inatch which A. M. Ramjahu, who scored 14 and NOON on Thursday, 26th Novem-took place in Macao this afternoon took seven for eight for the L.R.C. between the team of the 8th Destroyer Juniore against University on Satur- ber, 1936.

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| eleven captained by Laertes de Costa, exelted much interest and large crowds turned out to witness, the

Kaune.

During the first half, two goal: vere scored, the first being a new hot ten minutes from bully-off. I vas registered for the home team by Smaitear Angelo after the forward!

3d managed a'smurt breakaway.

The visitors maintained fine defen- sive work, however, and repulsea many an attack. Ten minutes before the interval they were rewarded when after fine combined move. ment, a well-directed shot by Lieut. Richardson saw them even the score.

The second half saw the local team to advantage when they scored no less than eight goals, In both individual stick work and combination the local. team appeared to be at the top of its forin. Pedrinho Angelo- at centre, was prominent, but all of the Macao. forwards WATC in good sporting form.

Fast movements and elever slick- work enabled the opposing forwards to penetrate the Destroyer detence und to constantly harass their goal,, Sub, Lieut. Baines in goal was com- pelled to meet the ball from every conceivable

and frequently stopped shots from point blank range. Lieut. Cochrane worked like a Trajon at right back for the visi- tors, but he was unable to cope with the stickwork of the Macao for- words.

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Lieut. Davis, the Destroyers centre- halt displayed some deft touches and gave much fine support to his for- wards. His opposite number Alex Alrosa expressed hockey in terms of amazing agility and himself ne- counted for two of the goals scored. He not only played a fine destruc- tive game, but distributed, the ball very well indeed to both wings.

The result was 0-1 in favour of Macao.

LOCAL

YACHTING

DOUGHTY

CRICKET DEEDS

Outstanding Displays

In The League

A sunsterly innings of 05 not out by T. A. Pearce, hat-tricks by M. el Arculli and A. M. Rumjahn of the Indian Recreation Club, the collapse of the Navy seniors against R. Lee and I. D. Lay of K.C.C.. and the successful return to local cricket of Donald Ander- non, formerly of the University, were leading features of Satur- day's league cricket programme. There were some exciting finishes to some of the games. Hongkong

RACE

Week-End

PROGRAMME Football

EVENTS FOR THE Results

NEXT MEETING

ST. ANDREW'S STAKES

The programme for the Twelfth Extra Race Meeting of the Hongkong Jockey Club on December 5, la að follows:

LATEST LEAGUE'

STANDINGS

The following are the complete results of the week-end football in Hongkong, together with the amended league tables.

Athletic

Senior Shield

0

1 S. China "B" 3 - L-The "Ewe" Handleap.--(Un- | Kowloon F.C. 1 R. Ulster Rifles T offelal).--For China Pontes. Clasale | "K'foon Chinese à Hongkong F.C. i Winners barred. To be entered and Royal Navy 1 S. China, "A" 2 ridden by Members, of the Staff of I.K.. Police. 3 East Lancs. Messrs, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. "Match abandoned, and The Jardine Engineering Cor- poration, Ltd. Pouler to be the pro- perty of any Owner or Owners. Jockeys to be nominated with Entries, A Cup will be presented to the Winning Jockey. No Entrance Fee. R. Ulster R.. 8 6 1 1 24 7 No Stakes. Ore Mile.

S. China "B" 7 5 2 0 10 8

Division I League Table

Goals

.

P. W. D. L. F. A. PR.

14 0

13

2.-Cooper Handicap-For Austra-RW. Fusiliers 860 2 19 11 Han Subscription Pontes, "A" Class. S. China "A" 6 3 3 0 14 6 Winners of $3,000 or more in stakes East Lancs.7 3 1 3 9-12 St. Joseph's 9 3 2 3 12 11 since 1st. Jantiary. 1936, Imrredi,

Kowloon, F.C. Jockey Allowance. Five Furlongs,

8 14 3 1 4 1 3-Crieff Handicap-First Section, Hongkong F.C. 7 3 0 4 18

1 4 2 11 15 Kin. Chinese For China Pontes, "C" Class Jockey Allowance. Sevea Furlongs,

Royal Navy Note-One Entry only will be Eastern Ath. made for the Crieff Handicap (Race Recreio Nos, 3 and 8). Entries will be

Athletic divided into First and Second Sections I.K. Police at the discretion of the Handicapper.

4.--St. Andrew's Stakes. A Handl enp for China Ponies. Winner of the St. George's Plate 1938 and ponies classifed "A" Class, barred. Jockey Kloan Chinese South China Allowance. One and a Half Miles,

$2.

5.-Uddingston Handicap For China Ponies, Subscription Grimns of fits Club of this Season. Winners of $2,000 or more in stakes, barred. Jockey Allowance. Six Furlongs,

6-letham Handicap-For Aux traiian Subscription Ponies, "B" Class

Allowance. Jockey

Five

8 0

Division II

Results

League Table

Goals

13

12 12

3

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. R.W. Fusülers 9 0 3 0 30 10 15 Royal Navy 72114 South China

1 1 20 10 15 0 0 15. 13 13 R. Ulster R.. 0 0 1 23

25 A 12 East Lancs,

Cricket Club scored very rapidly te dicap-For China/R. Engineers.!

barred.

beat the Army, who made a some- what inte declaration, while K.C.C.

"D" Class,

C. Pollec Subscription second eleven gured in a

tight Grifins

of this Club of this Season, R.A. Lyemun

Athletle match with the Navy, winning by

To be ridden by Jockey Hongkong F.C. 8 2 two wickets thanks to timely part- who have not won ten races anywhere Kin. Chinese. 8110 nership between Surgent and Dand

at any time. No Whips or Spurs which scored 10 vital rund to win allowed. From the Two Mile Post Eastern Ath. 8 1 1. 0 the game.

Once Round and In.

Kowloon F.C. 7 1 0 0 5 10 R.A. S'cutter. 8 0 1 7 10 30

Junior Shield Results

A. M. Rumjahn performed with distinction for the IR.C. second eleven, scoring 67 out of 94 in 47 minutes against the University, and then proceeding to capture seven wickets for eight runs in 5.2 overs.

Lending individual performances were as follows:

FIRST DIVISION Batting

T. A. Pearce (Club)

Licut C.C. Garthwaite (Army) D. Anderson (K.C.C.) retired W. II. Colledge (Civil Service) N.A.E. Mackay (E.C.C.) retired 53 Capt. Walch (Army)

05

50

41.

indicates not out.

Bowling

R. Lee (K.C.C.)

Commodore's Cup Series Ismail (Craigengewer)

SailedTM

Salled by Mr. J. H. L. Stanton. Joss won the "A" Ciass event in the seventh Commodore's Cup series of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club on Saturday over a 6.0 mile course.

Siskin, with Mr. W. M. Brown'al the helm, won the "H" Class race. while Stella (Mr. F. C. Manning) was successful in the "1" and "Y" Classes. Gael, Eunice and Owl fall- ed to finish within the time limit in the "G" Class event.

The following were the results: "I" Class Started 2.25 p..

Corrected .... 17.10.19 (Mr. W. M. Brown) Aericl

Siskin

(Major W. H. Postle)

8-Crieff Handicap.-Second Sec- tion. For China Ponies, "C" Class. Jockey Allowance. Seven Furlongs. Daily Double Event:-Fifth and Seventh Races.

Entries close at noon on Thursday, November 26.

MACAO

R.W. Fusiliers Athletic

C. Police "A" Kowloon F.C. RAM.C.

RACING RA.F.

Handicaps For Next Sunday's Meeting

7 Police (E)

IR. Engineers

5 Hongkong F.C.

5

4

⚫ R.A.O.C.

3 Royal Navy

3 East Lanes,

Division II

League Table

Goals

P. W. D. L., F. A. Pis. R.W. Fusillers ? 7 0 0 20 4 14 Liga P'guesa

8 0 1 1 21 12 13

Epiries and handleaps for the Au- East Lanies. tumn Race Meeting to be held at R.A.O.C. R.AM.C. for 38 Maçao on Sunday, November 29 ap-RAF.

for 9

B. D. Lay (K.C.C.)

4 for 14

A. 1. Madar (LR.C.)

4 for 22

D. McLellan (Clull Service)

4 for 58

4 for 32

R. L. Holden (Club)

SECOND DIVISION Batting

shipp (Army "B") Hopcroft (Army "B") A. M. Rumjahn (L.R.C.) G. A Lee (Craigengower) retired

B. M. King (Club) Daniels (Army "A")

• Indicates not out,

Bowling

A. M. Rumjan (1.R.C.)

A. M. Omar (Craigengewer)

Foster (Navy)

Pope (Folles)

Baker (Police)

Apps (Army "A")

W. L. McKenzie (K.C.C.)

Brilliant

Race Tips Successes

13

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7 5 0 2 28 11 10 8 4 7 3 17 48

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1st Race, Chuklang Handicap, "D" class. One Mile-Burgomaster (155),

AS.C. Cavalcade.

Copper

Idol St. Joseph's (155) (142), Diogenes (184), Don (152) Engineers

Kwong Donovan (100), Glenshee (158) Police (E) Gold Coin (165), Ocean View (148), Plain View (155), Racing Boy Police (C) (148), Rousseau

Kumoan Rifles 0 (168), Seventeenth

of September (157), Spinnway (157). The Here (150), Valley View (145), Victorla

2nd

Hall (168).

3 1 2 0 20

10 17

2 1 4 11 20

2 0 5 11 20

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G for 24 Shin Yin Grand (157).

6 for 53 (155).

5 for 21

6 for 30

4 for 22

4 for 32

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"TELEGRAPH'S"

WINNERS

Telegraph's racing

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LAST— POLICE WIN

(Continued from Page 8.)

East Lanes were 'sorry looking

3rd Race, Tung Kiang Handicap, same old match-winning team of One und

a Quarter Miles-Bistre recent years. (160), Great Hall (140), Jungle Jim (168), Mayflower (140), Monoplane (155), Soldier of Peace (148).

4th Race, South China Handicap, One and a Quarter Miles-Blue Rib bon (140), Brown Bec (140), Burgo

combination beside them. Defence was splendid, but at the other end of the field the soldiers indulged in very dejected football. Forwarda were all over the shop with their

master (155), Cavalcade (155), Cop-marksmanship--that is when they did per Idol (142), Coureur

Bleu

City Life (140), Delightful

(140), Diogenca (104), Don Donovan

essay a shot, and there was such a (140),

complete Inck of bulance that the Chance

(152) opposition defenders were rarely in. (140) diniculties.

Enstlight (108),

Glenshee (158), Gold Coin

Gold Reserve

(185), chances (140), Hogmanay

The soldiers enjoyed goal-scoring towards the end of the Hurdling Morn (140), Lonely game, but their finishing touches

Merry Doer (140). were shockingly weak.

Henri (140),

(148) Seventeenth

onely

Merry Fatty (140), Ocean View Williams, Swain and Steele, and in. (140), Old Life

were the (140), Old Star lesser degree, Crowther (148), Plain View (153), Racing

Boy only East Lancs players to Impreza,

Police scored all three goals before Bay (140), Rousseau the interval. Gough notched the (108)

of September (157), Shumrack (140), Shanghai 4 first when he followed up behind a expert (140), Shih Yin Grand (140), Spin powerful drive which Williams could

not get away (167),

away, while Tommy Pile re- The Hero (158), Valley "Captain Foster met with astonish- Vew (145), Victory Life (140), vi gistered the second. Brooks scored ing success on Saturday last when he tipped

third, and by this score Police toria Hall (108). Wentworth (149). the for our readers no less than seven winners in eight races,

led at half time. Race, Pek

Handicap, including the winners of the three tightful

Pek Kiong One Mile Blue Ribbon (158), De-

There were some boisterous ex- St. Leger events,

Chance (140), Eastlight changes in the closing half, with the (140), Old Star (188), Shamrock soldiers rather more in the limelight. Only In the Castle Peak Handicap (140), Shanghai 4 (149), Shih Vin But the end found Police attacking did "Captain Foster" fall to nominate Grand (143), Wentworth (140), hotly and nearly putting on a fourth

St

the first pony in. His choice was Oth

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Race, Whampoa Kiung Plate, soat. Furlongs-City Life (140)

Coureur Bleu (140), Eastlight (140),

"Captain Foster" gave Mistake Hogmanay (140), Gold Reserve Bay which pald out $3.50, Bear Claw

($5.00), Bright View (331.60), Rose Evelyn ($7.30), Strathroy ($6.40),

($00.00),

($18.00).

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bout here to-night. heavyweight

(140), Hurdling Morn (143), Lonely TO-NIGHT'S BADMINTON

Heart (140), Merry Doer (149), Old Life (148).

(Continued from Page 8.)

and Sylvandale 7th Race, Ladies' Handicap, (Un- official), Half a Mile-Boukra (150), Frlar John (80), Greylag (90), Here Sailors and Soldiers Home, and the tofore (120), Paul Jones (115), Star-Cathderal Club should annex both light (110), The Goods (110), Wiz- paints without being unduly pushed. dom Stag (125),

HONGKONG GOLF CLUB

K.K. Rounds Wins Bogey Pool

K.K. Rounds, (13) finished all aquare to win the Bogey (Par) Pool over the Old Course at Fanling dur ing the week-end.

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