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Turf Training Times

CASH SWEEP Improvements Shown By Ponies

Macao, Sept. 11. results

at to-day's

Cush sweep meeting of the Macao Jockey Club

were:

No. 15454

nig Sweep

Unplaced ponies

$23,702.10 8,782.17 3.304.89 (6052.00 each): No. $1059. 03154, 21, 0067, 85850, 70100,

02:30 48725

10000, 100, 07102 21014. 37901, 48653, 18580.

Mare 1

No. 120

131

· 9174,10 49.70 24.80

Unplaced ponies ($12.50 each): Nos. 237,

309,

Race 2

No. 224

$210.co

113

02.40 51.20

Unplaced pontes ($6.00 each): Not. 30, 360, 103, 357, 215.

No. 201

442

240

Race 3

$223,10

03.70 31.00

Unplaced ponies ($17.70 each): Nos. 51,

100.

Race 4

$200.00

74.50

37.20

In Happy Valley Trials

Training at Happy Valley on Saturday showed a general improvement in an Increased number of ponies. Desert Chief was prominen, with a mile and a quarter run, covering the distance in 2.56 with a Inst quarter of 20.4 secs. Cape York and Brutus completed the three-quarters, the former in 2.03.2 and the latter in 2.08.1; with last quarters of 29.1 and 27.3 respectively. The complete times were as follow:

Sunlight View New Star

Dawn Star

llumdrum Eve

15

34 1 144 Last Mile Mile Mile Mile 33.2 1.07.1 1.37.3 30.2 1.00.4 1.40,4 30.2 1.09.4 1.40.4

34.1 1.00.2 1.47.2 36 1.11

Miles

ter. 30.2

31

31

King's Lead

Aztec

Rose Evelyn

King's Privilege

40

Soldier of Britain

34

1.45.2 1459 30.4 59.2 1.28,2 403 1.13 1.45.3

1.20

1.50 1.04.4 1.30.1

34.2

21

2.37.3 3.12.2

34.4

31.2

Laughing Cirl

Tribute

32.3 1.05.2 1.38.1 2.12 48.3 1.34.3 2.20.3 2.57

33.4

36.2

Gold

Coin

37

1.13'

1.51 2.27 2.50.4

32.4

Desert Chief

30

L16

1.52

2.20.1 2.50

20.4

30.3

30.3 1.10

1.41.3 2.11.2

20.4

40.2 1.18

1.53.2 2.27.2 3.00

32.3

40.2 1.18

1.53.2 2.27.2 3.00

32.3

323

39

1.10.1

1.52.2

2.23.3

31.1

43

1.20.1 2.05.1 2.30.1

31

32

33.4

34

1.00

34

Unplaced ponies (620 each): Nos. 207, 102, 65, 9, 417.

Snowy River

Silkylight

Tornado Star

Jober

Leopard

Honeymoon Eve Cossack's Beauty National Guard

Unplaced ponies (30.00 each): Nor. 31, Split Hand

107, 11, 108, 230,

No 328

261

100

No. 300

** 200

Hace 5

Race 0

$210.00 $2.45 31.20

-Unplaced ponies ($4.00 each): No. 62, Rose Jane 408, 214, 320, 409, 331, 410.

No. 300

Nare 7

1.08.2 1.42.1 2.10

1.093

1.39.3

1.30.3

30.3 1.12.3 1.48.3 2.21.3

12.05.1 2.41.3

36.2

2.26.3 2.56.4 30.1

1.10 1.44.1 12.10.2

34.1

40 1.10.4 1.55.4 2.31.3 3.03.2 31.4

2.55.4 33.4

Mary Boyard. Young RKO Radlo 32.1 | player, is supporting Ginger Rogers 2.15.4

32.1 | and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., in 2.10.4 2.51.3 30.3

"Having Wonderful Time," now showing at the Queen's Theatre,

39,4 1.23

Perfect Day

43

$206.40

50.00 20.40

Golden Cow Estover

I aughing Buddha

34

30.3 1.12.1 1.46.4 2.22

Rose Oak

34.1 1.10 1.40.4 19

a Bay

35

1.08.2

108.00 50,00 28.40

Moonlight Vie Night View

37

1.13

147.7 2.4

BRE

Tor

11

41

1.18.4 1.53

2.21.2

28.2

37.2

1.11.3 1.47.2 2.19.3

32.1

Salvage Master

10.4 1.10

1.41.1

31,1

Criffel

34

34 1.05.1

1.05.1 1.34.3 2.01.2

20.4

43

43 1.21.3 2.00

2.35

35

36.1

2.21

32

Unplaced ponies ($10.50 each): Nos. 340, | D4, 380,

-Our Own Correspondent.

Kalinka

PASCH TO RUN

AGAIN

London, Sept. 10.

Mrs. H. E. Morriss announced to day that she has decided to run Pasch

Yum Sing

Coronation Day Dekko

Commencement Bay

Tabby Cat..

A eteor..

Cape Comorin

Gold Sovereign

Roolly Wild Cat Plain View

Royal

Highness in the Champion Stakes at New-Brutus market on October 27, thus reversing an carlier decision that Pasch would Little Audrey not run again-Reuter,

KING'S

NEXT CHANGE JUDY GARLAND SINGS INTO YOUR HEART!

And what a thrill- and-laugh treat in the drama of these real peoplol

A Great Time

A Belter Time

Tempest

Diogenes Cape York Rex

Piet Hein

Smling Thru

The Buffer Flybynight Easy Time Electron Bredon

Strathcarrick

Rose Queen Derby Day.. Cameronian Centre Court

Тупе

& Final Triumph

Luncashire Lates

Rob Roy

•

Twilight Star

Courting Eve Ranger Expression Time

37 1.13 1.47.3 2.19.4 2.51.3 30.3

36.2

1.40

38 1.14 1.47 43 3.22 1.59 37.1 1.15.1 1.55.3 30.1 1.16.1 1.55

2.10.4 2.51 31.1

SECOND LAST MATCH

2.34.3 3.07.4 33.1 Australian Tourists Meet

30 1.08 1.40 33.3 1.11.3 1.47.3 2.21.4 2.53.3 37 1.11.4 1.44.1

40.2

30.1 1.16.1 1.55

3.04 2.30 2.30 3.04 2.09.2

34 34

20.2

314

32.2

1.26 37.4 1.12.4 1.40.3 2.00.1

2.17.2 2.41

33.3

27.3

27.3

35.3 1.10.2 1.39.3

29.1

42.2 1,23.4 2.00.4 2.32.2

31.3

42.2 1.23.4 2.00.4 2.32.2

31.1 1.07.4 1.43.3 2.19

31,1 1.07.4

31

1.05.1

1.07.4 1.43.3 2.19

1.34.1 2.03.2

31.3 35.2 35.2 20.1 35.2

2.50.1

41.2 1.10.2 1.54.1 2.29.3

1.51.1 2.20

30.1 1.14 30.1 1.14 1.51.1 2.26 2.58.1 32.1 39.3 1.14 1.44

30

Leveson Gower's XI

London, Sept. 10.

Playing their second last match in England, the Australian cricketers scored 300 runs against Mr. H. D. G. Leveson Gower's XI at Scarborough. S. J. McCabe scored 58, S. Barnes 90 and M. G. Walte 77. M. S. Nicholls, of Essex, captured 6 wickets for 113

runs.

Mr. Leveson Gower's XI had scared

31 without loss when stumps were 33. drawn.-Reuter.

30.4 1.13.4 1.40

2.21.1

40.3 1.20.2 1.58.3 2.34.3

38

AD

የረ

1.13.2 1.42

28.3

17 1.32 2.10 2.50

34

1.07 40

77.

27.

30.1 1.12.3 1.40.4 2.20

33.1

32.4 1.01

1.28.2

27.2.

45.3 1.24.2 2.03

2.38.4

35.4

29.4

3.01.4 32.4

32

32

31.3

2.30.3

34.0

28 30,2

31

32 1.00.4 1.30.2 2.00.1 41 1.10.2 1.55.2 2.29 44.4 1.233 1.55.3 2.27.3 37.3 1.13

1.44.3 1.56 33 1.05 1.33 20.1

40.1 1.09

58.3 1.29

34.2 1.11.2 1.45.2 2.10.3

JAPAN TENNIS TOUR

Los Angeles, Sept. 11.

|

SEPTEMBER

12,

OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS

1938.

"Four Men and a Prayer” (King's Theatre, to-day).—Exciting mystery 011 melodrama which begins in original manner, Four attractive young Englishmen set out to clear the

father name of their

who was dishonourably discharged from the Deltish Indian Army as the result of murdered a frame-up. The father but the boys continue their search. David Niven, Loretta Young, C. Aubrey Smith, Richard Greene, George Sanders, J. Edward Bromberg and Reginald Denny are in the cast.

"Having Wonderful Time" (Queen's Theatre, to-day).-Screen version of Arthur Kober's play, with the racial element carefully deleted but the love affair between the stenographer and the law student is handled with frankness. Ginger Rogers and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., are teamed in this picture, which ranks high in entertainment value.

""Rocket Ship" (Alhambra Theatre, to-day). Adventuro among the planets. Sinister force from Mars is drawing nitrogen from the earth's death and almosphere, dealing destruction. In desperation a selen- dat, accompanied by friends, starts off In a rocket ship to locate_source of the annihilation. Buster Crabbe, Shannon and Jean Rogers, Frank Beatrice Roberts are in the cast.

"Rosalie" (Oriental Theatre to- and Eddy day)-Songs, Nelson Eleanor Powell are the main attrac- tons of this fim.

"Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel" (Majestic Theatre, to-day)—Baroness This Orczy's hero la back again, time the part is handled by Barry Barnes, supported by Sophle Stewart, Margarella Scott and James Mason.

FINAL RUGBY TEST South Africa Defeated By Britain

Cape Town, Sept. 10, Britain beat South Africa in the Final Rugby Test match by 21 points to 16, after being led at half-time by 13-3.

deserving

The British team were winners of one of the fastest, most open and most exciting International rugby mutches ever seen in South Africa. For the first time during the Afric

the Brish team was whole tour

really successful in the serums, while their forwards gave a grand display In the loose,

The South Africans led by 10-14, six minutes from the finish, but there- after in the tense closing stages of the match, Grieve dropped a goal from 40 yards and Duff made cer- tain of the victory by scoring a try.

Britain scored through a placed

A party of 31 women tennis play- ers from Californis, will sail on Oc-goal, a penalty goal, a dropped goal tober 23 on a tour of Japan.

The players, Including two American-born Japanese girls, ex- pect to give exhibition matches.-- Domei..

and three tries. South Africa regi- stered with two goals, a penalty goal and one try.-Reuter.

UNION MATCHES Bedford Trounce Old Edwardians By 10 Points to Thres

London, Sept. 10. The following were the results of Rugby Union matches played to-day:

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