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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY,

JANUARY

14, 1938.

ALL SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS HAVE

Tilden Coming To The

Colony Next Month

BRINGING A TROUPE OF TENNIS PROFESSIONALS

(131⁄2" "Alio")

UNIVERSITY

OUTPLAYS SCHOOLBOYS Interesting Hockey At Pokfulam

(By The Pilgrim")

Flefiling a depleted side against the University at Pokfulam yester- day, tho Combined Schools went down by three goals to nil in

In a hockey encounter. Commencing play with only nine players, the school. boys attacked with Gill, Telok Singh and Mendones siruggling hard to obtain the lead, but the University. defence, with Teoh. Chin, and, Tsul,

Hongkong tennis enthusiasts will no doubt be delighted to learn that a treat will be in store for them next month when William ("Big Bill") Tilden brings a troupe of professional tennis players to the Colony for a series of exhibition matches. Besides Tilden himself, the party consists of Henri Cochet and Ramillion, of Pro France, and Burke of Ireland, the most formidable array of pro-through with ease to find the net. fessional talent yet to visit this city.

No definite arrangements have yet extended to Ramillen and Burke, been made by the Hongkong Lawn whose fame has preceded them here. Tennis Association

visit. for the When it was known several months ago that Tilden was going to include the Philippines during its world tour, the local baly wrote to him and uncertained that he would bring his Hongicons after visiting troupe to Manila,

ME

Ezra Abraham, the Hon. Treasurer of the Association, who is acting as Hon. Secretary during the absence of Mr. C. J. Tacchi front the Colony for a month, yederday con- firmed the fact that Tilden and his party would be here next month when they have completed their engagements in the Philippines.

According to the latest infuna- ilon from Manila, Tilden, Cochet. Ramition and Burke will give ex hibitions at tire Rizal Memorial Tennis Stadium on February 10, 12 and 13. It is more than probable, therefore, that they will arrive in longkang at the end of February,

Of the four players, ou Tilden and Cochet have been in the Colony before. Local enthusiasts, i am sure, will be very pleased inteed to see hearty again. and then burk welcone will also undoubtedly be

proved too much for them.

After 15 minutes' play, Ling not

Tab. n the right wing, added the Smith in gual making a poor second, clearance.

In

When sides were changed, the University were still two goals in the SECCESS ALMOST CERTAIN lead a though they went further ahead when Ling found the net again Professional exhibitions have been they certainly found the schoolboys scen more before---when Cochet was a handful of energy. Telok Singh here and when Tilden at Vines was the best of the Schoot forwards,

But

with Mentionca, the inside left, the pasted through the Colony,

either of these visits was a real second bil. G. Gosano, at centre surreas from a thaneal point of view half, was the plek of the defence. isceause Cochet could find nobody He poiled the opposing attack and good enough to play with him and pd his own forwards splendidly. Tilden and Vines could play only Marques, at right half, also did well ingles matches. The proposed visit. but he was rather slow in his promises to be the most clearaners. 7. Gosau impressed t succesful one by professionals so far: File back; his hard hitting would to any sreen The reason bring that all four players have done credit

player.

gual, Smith will be of about the same standard,

division brilliant doubles play scened confident but his inclination hould therefore be witnessed.

to kick at random whenever the ball Reports from Manila also state that came within range was responsible Vine, and Fred Perry may appear for his downtail.

Lang. Banter of the Varsity athick, in that elty for exhibition match later

the year;

If this materialises,! was fast and Tan, on the right wing, there is little doubt that they will made splendid opennins. Teok, the be seen in Hongkong as well. While pivot, was the best player on the

સ we have alreatly seen Vines, we have held and gave a very energetic dis- never seen him at his best and we play. Chin and Tsui were reliable. have never seen Perry at all. Ex with Ng safe it goal, hibition matches between these two foremust professional tennis players of the world will be the biggest tennis "draw" ever experienced in the Colony, and it is to be hoped that the ports froin the Philippines are true.

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Play was spot owing to the fact the most of the players turned out in white shirts. Trot was the only. am to don his University colours. The Combined Schools could have felded a more representative side,

SEVERAL FAST RUNS MADE RECENTLY

TRAINING COMMENCES AT THE VALLEY

(By "Captain Foster")

I was much impressed by the performances of several China subscription griffins which were given a tost over the champion distance of 134 miles during the week-end. Before commenting, I would like however to reproduce here the names of all the sub-griffins, the list being as follows:-

Nami Arme

African Cal

All Daba

Arabian Cat

Astrik

Be Yourself Besicvac Horracha to Cans Coinarin Captain Blood Celebration Day Charybd

Cheng Sheung Cleave

Candy "Star Cricketer

Cuban Lovo. Baddy Longlegs hark Hazard

Dekku

Bert Star

Double Up

Eagle

Easy Time

Fei Ying Ferrybridge

Final Triumph Pige Rulers

Five Virtues Flying Cloud

Flybis TrapELO

Full Mark

Gaul Star Ga Dollar Go Brew Golden Cow Golden Idol

to the Bag from Knight Jack High

Labour Day Lancashire Chap Lauts XIV

Lucky Elves Jacky Seven

Mne Second Venture Merrick

Meteor

Micky Giliters Mongolian Cat Mustard National Dignity National Forca National Guard National Triumph On Your Toe Palmer Piet Hein Planchet

Platinum

Plute

Rexiona

Sabara Star

Sivare Monter

Sen Dragon

Smiling Thru

Split Hend

Style

Sunshine Sust

The Great Triumph

The Land

The Scholar

Owner

Gorders

A fu

Buccaneers

Mrs. Pentre

BEEN NAMED

FANLING HUNT RACES JANUARY MEETING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY

(By "Captain Foster")

Very satisfactory entries have been received for the January Meeting of the Fanling Hunt and Race Club to be held at Kwanti on Sunday when a programme of six interesting events will be contested.

I like Glorious Star for the New South Wales Handicap over 1% miles sleeplechasing with Fairy and Saltire to follow.

As an added interest, the Stewards, has a pull of only four pounds. I cannot see Valorous' chance of win- ning. have provided an official flat handi- cap event over a mile confined to. China ponies, "D" and "E" cluzes of the Hongkong Jockey Club that have not won $300 or more, and the novices. ridden by race is to be This will, I am sure, attract a good crowd and I understand that all the ponies entered from the Valley are making the trip.

Attention of owners is directed by The fact that starters must be de- clared on the forms provided in the before 2.15 p.m., Weighing Room

for the first race, and 45 minutes before the time stated on the pro- gramme for all subsequent events. This is new to Fanling.

The San Wai Steeplechase over 19 miles has attracted eight entries including the old Jumper, Pride of Tsingtao, who has been allotted some lead to think of. J wonder whether this old Umer hus the legs to shoulier 163 lbs. Diogenes hus been given tap weight and he hus to concede 15 lbs. to Widnes, who won the Ambulance Cup at the last mert. The latter is my fancy.

Juntancy Plate, a hurdle handicap for China ponles over 134 miles, there are a feiv runners from Happy Valley, but, if my memory

Sylvandale

and

L. W. S.

1 1a-xUTIJE

Colour

Din M. Black

Height

14.0

13.3

Lt & Edgar

Hay

132

Ches

10.3

Ling

T. M. Gretory

Dun

14.1

Day

13,2

Berton

Flo'landia

Ches,

M

13.3

Dot-Grey Day

13.2 132

14.0

China Bros.

Brown

13.4

The Hall

Bay

10.0

Wong Kam-fun

Chen.

G. G. N. Tinson

Ches.

133 13.3

C. N. K.

Bay

14.0

K. C. C.

Dun

13.3

Grey

13.3

...

Hung

Black

14.3

Henry

Black

13.2

Mrs. 1. Seth

Chen.

14.1

C. N. K,

Ches.

Tunshan

Grey

13.3 $3.1

Koo & Lon

Brown

13.3

1) Po-chu

Bay

33.3

11. and II,

Ches.

14.0

111nek

14.1

Kwok ing-wang

Вду

13.30

5. C.

Brown

13.1

Ches. M.

14.1

"Threesome

Hay

14.1

Threesvinn

Brown

13.2

Mrs. Eu Tong-sen

Raan

14,0

E. S. K.

Black

13,3

TF

Grey

19.3

Wayfeong

Hay

14.0

In the

Black & White

Chez,

13.3

Finder

Chon

14.0

1.0

JK. L.

Bay

Black

13.2 15.1

Crale

Dur

14

Kerves,

Dr. S. N. Chau

Chex.

13.3

Lancashire

Grey

13.3

9. W. Tang

Chen

14.1

Lucky

Ches.

14.0

Lucky

Dun

13.3

H. M. Melay

Grey

13.3

. John Peel

Dun

14.0

Capt. J. M. Smith

Girey

14.1

Eu Tong-ten

Grey

13.1

Ches.

13.3

Lim

Dun

13.1

Young Find Yusu

Black

13,1

Grey M.

Young & P

Bay

Hay

13,3 14.1

Chics.

13.3

Grey

14.0

Nay

19.3

Dun

14.0

Grey

13.2

Itrawn

13.0

Ches.

14.0

Grey

13.3

Grey M.

14.0

Grey

[3.3

Brown

14.3

AUSSIES

Bay

14.0

13.2

4. 1. Jessen

Telunvirale

Dun M. Ilny.

14.0

DO SLOW

'Tester

& Abraham

Crey

14.0

Ista

Ches.

13.3

Fenererar, Jupp & Weldon

Grey

14.0

G. W. Sewell

Grey

Marber

W. and W.

Brown Cream

14.0

Li & Lin

W. K. Yeung

Why

T. K. L..

sirs. Stanton

Moldta

F. C. Hall

Diamonds

M. T. Johnson

Rex

H. 1. K.

Wond Su Ngau

A. T. WUlninson

Eu Tong-sen

Early Birin

Fonfronte

Brown

both Valorous have never been over the stick and under the circumstances Valorous concede why

should poundage to Sylvandale on the basis Sylvandule of weight for inches? is a 4.1 pony and has been set to carry seven pounds penalty whereas Valorous, a 13.3 steed, hoy been asked to shoulder nine pounds of lend. In the Finale Handicap which was run at Happy Valley on Decem ber 18, the third pony Sylvandale

was carrying 131 Jbs, whilst

finished Valorous, who

among the) "Also Rans" was receiving eight | pounds, but on

Sunday

the latter

win the Double Chance should Flunters' Hurdle Race for China pontes over 11⁄2 miles, but Herga is dangerous.

We should see a good field in the Happy Valley Handicap which is n dat race for "D" and "E" classes over n inlle, but it is learned on good authority that Royal Consort is not crossing the harbour. Gold Sovereign has been kindly treated and should cross the wire Brst with Zero and Voltaire to follow.

The meet will terminate with a Ladies' Scurry over half-a-mile which, I am sure, will not luck the usual keenness and interest. Being must be post entries, the timing left to renders' discretion.

bly selections for the events are as follows:-

first five

SAN WAI STEEPLECHASE

Widnes

Diogenes

Glenshee

JANUARY PLATE

Sylvandale

Valorous

Ebony Idol

NEW SOUTH WALES HANDICAP-

Glorious Star. Fairy

Saltire

HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE

Double Chanco

Herga

Araxy

HAPPY VALLEY HANDICAP

Gold Sovereign Zero

Voltaire

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It will be seen that Kong Bros. Great Triumph, the first mile was have given the names of Cloudy somewhat fust, namely, 2.20.3/5 and Star, Desert Star, Gobl Star and this, I am sure, was responsible for Sahara Star to their four repre- the crawling pace in the home run. sentatives, but Mr. Li Lan-sang bas

YOUNG PONY

CANTERS

Faster Work Shortly

notes

from

on

named his three ponies African Cat. The grey mare, Salvage Mester, All the 1938 Australian subscrip- Arablan Cat and Mongolian Cat owned by the Mayor of Taipo is a tion griffins have been named, but four years with the exception of a few fast instead of the views. Students of very young lady, only

others have had slow much. canters, all form must be very careful with the old, and I love her very

expect, word "Triumph" for there are three She is a game little damsel and has work. I

however, to see ponies named, Final Triumph, Na- one uction with a good stride. some good callops to-morrow prior fional Triumph and The Great

Salvage Master had a go over 14 to closing the cnities, but, whether Triumph

consignment and they are not bad miles in 3.05.2/5, the last quarter this year's animals.

in 32 seconds in easy fashion. Her Queensland is better than the one Ah Yih. who was so successful last mile was negotinted in 2.24.2/5 we have had from New South Wales, with the champion aub-griffin, and that was not too bad for a is not possible to say at this junc- Gordito, last year, has been en-greenhorn. Keep an eye on this turo. 1 am more than pleased to Trusted with the training of Hollan-ttle mare. Louis XIV and Acme state that a few of my selections

ir my Hein and he

rucing the named dia's bay pany Plet

were not pressed to canter

satisfac- has in addition, Borrachito, drawn champion course in 3.04.3/5, the September 17, have given by the Gordos stable, which owned home stretch being run in 35.1/5 tion to their respective owners. I Gordito. The same trainer has five seconds. am of the opinion that recommended No. 45 which has been more sub-grins Including Cele Louis XIV is better animal than named Annabella. This mare was bration Day and Final Triumph, but Acme. The gallop of Labour Day full of running last Saturday when Ah Yin is very sweet on Piet Hein and Dark Hazard over 14 mlies in she covered six furlongs in 1.20, the and Borrochito. These two nags 3.63.3/5 was not too bad, but John last quarter being 28.2/5 seconds and

this was mile in

as certainly not bad per were given a trial Jast Saturday over Peel's Merrick over a

interest one to 14 miles and the journey was 2.21.3/5 should be kept in one's note formance. It may (covered in 3.05.4/5, finishing the book. His last quarter was 30.3/5 know that the last half-a-mile was last bit in 3 seconds. It was, of seconds and should therefore have galloped in 55.4/5 seconds. Lucky course, not a fast gallop, but the a

(another of my choke) likes his work immensely and Rose Josephine took 1.33 to run six manner, in which they rompect home Cy the Valley Stakes. Arabian Lad in the last half-n-mile in 1.07.1/5 he has come to form pretty fast. On furlongs, but they were not

pressed Piet creditable.

Hein December 20, the genet was riven in the home stretch and the Inst two

were fore, a sharp spin over the Valley Stokes furlongs

cantered in class pony. 1

distance and

Bredon, Criffel, King's came through with seconds.

Itiver and The flying

Murray colours, covering the six fur-Privilege.

was

very

Anished Ramely, and as said before, u

the makings st

The

fastest gallon over the

same

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and

course was performed by Golden fongs in 1.43. The fast quarter was Buffer are looking extremely well,

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Cow and The Grent Triumph, who clone in 31.1/5, réconds while the but they have not as yet been given took 3.02 to cover the distance, but last half-a-mile" was run in one in sharp spin. A fost canter which RETAIL & ACCOUNTS DEPT 20416 the finish was very poor. In 35.2/5 minute four seconds. Judging by came under my observation was that WHOLESALE & GENERAL OFFICE 22338

for the last quarter. In the training times there are severni of Little Audrey who took 2.08.3/5 fairness to Golden Cow and The good uns for the Valley Stakes.

to run a mile and she romped home' in 27.1/5 seconds.

cond

CRICKET

MATCH

DRAWN

The following is a full 1st:-

Name

Owner

A Better Tima

chin- Mia Li Fo-chan Mrs, Bradbury Le Edgar Piante & White Hakalo

F. C. Hall

Colour Hay M.

Height

14.3

Ches. M.

14.3

firown

14.1

Ches, H.

14.2

Bay

$4.2

Brown

14.3

Tirown

34.2

G. G. N. Tinson 8. T. Chau F. 8.

Hiny M.

14.3

Вау

142

Chin

Jay M.

14.7

Bay M.

14.3

Day. M.

14.2

Chrz, M.

14,2

Bay M.

14.2

11ay M.

11.2

14.2

Ilay

Brown M.

147

Chen,

14.3

Ches, M.

142

Chen, M.

14.2

Tay

14.2

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Indians Avoid Defeat

Patiala, Jon. 13.

Kont Wins Rugby Encounter

London, Jan. 13.

In a Rugby County Cham- pionship match to-day, Kent defeated Oxfordshire by 13 points to three at Oxford.- Renter,

The three-day cricket match be- had hit up 264 for five when stumpe

tween Lord Tennyson's eleven of English cricketers and the Mahara- Jah's team has been drawn.

The tourists scored 445 for nine wickets. declared and dismissed the Indians for 142 in the first innings. Following on, the-Maharajah's- side

were drawn-Reuter,

UNOFFICIAL TESTS

Bombay, Jan. 12. The fourth unofficial test match between Lord Tennyson's team'and All-India will be played at Bombay on January 21.

if All-India wins, both sides will have won two matches and the fifth test will be played Ister-Reuter.

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