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LORD DERBY INDOOR BOWLING

November

HEADS LIST New Records Set During OF OWNERS

Mr. H. E. Morriss Fifthongkong Bowling Alleys during the

In Stakes Won In

England

London, Nov. 27.

M. H. E. Morriss, of Shanghai, la ranked flth in the list of winning

New records for Ten Pins and Turk Pics were established at the November by Sapper O. Sell and Supper E. Proctor.

Sapper O. Bell scored 208 against Mits. Harrison's 171 for Ten Pins,

Sapper E. Proctor

accred 143 ngainst Mrs. E. Soong's 131 for Duck

owners issued to-day at the conclu- | shumpion, Jockey with 206 wins. sion of the flatracing season in Eng- Jand.

†

Clorest to him Is Nevett, with only 122 wins. In third place is E. Smith with 114. victories.*

THE HONGKONG

POLICE SWAMPED Beaten 9-1 In Hockey Tournament Game

Police B was beaten 9-1 when it RA.F. in a Hockey Association lournament gome at Mongkok yester- day, RAF scored five goals in quick succession in the first half and In the second, the Police reduced the

arrears by a goal, but towards the end the airmen increased their score with four further goals.

Goalscorers for R.A.F. wero Medd (3), Woods (3), Bartlett (2), Froude, Pennell scored for the Police.

SMALL UNITS TEAM The following will represent the Combined Small Units against the Y.M.C.A. at King's Park to-morrow. Capt. Boyd-Rochfort heads the 1st -1/C5l. Dove (RC.S.); Sgt. Morgan of winning trainers, During the sea-}|(R.CS.), Sgmn, Holland (RLCS.); sun, horses trained by him won 44 L/Cpl. Standard (R.CS.), Nalk Bagh races for total stakes of £51,330, Singh (JIC.), L/Cpl. Austen Fred Darling in second with 60 (R.C.S.): Cant, Reeder (RAS.C.), races and £45,720, and Frank But.. Logan (R.A.S C.). Sgt. Whitefield Gordon Richards, who rode for Mr.ters third with 43 races and £40,750. (R.C.S.), Sgt, Evans (R.A.0.C.), Morriss in the big races, is again) -Reuter,

L/Cpl, Blount (R.C.S.).

First on the list is Lord Derby with stake money totalling £34,107, followed by Mr. James V. Rank_with £28,772, Sir Hugo Cunliffe Owen with £24 202 and the Agn Khan with £20,004.

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BIGGER TEST TEAMS FOR ENGLAND?

Strain Of

Of Travelling

Too Severe

O'REILLY'S VIEWS ON BIG

CRICKET

Sydney, Nov. 11.

Unless the programme of future Australian cricket tours in England was lightened, Australia would have to take 25 play- ers, sa.d W. J. O'Reilly, the Australian Test bowler, at a welcome home lunch given by the Old Sydnelans Union here.

O'Reilly suggested that some of the weaker English counties should we asked to play as combined teams; Worcestershire, Leicestershire and Northampton were weak and could be beaten by the Sydney Grammar School, he said,

the

the

Turf Record

Likely To Be Smashed

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O'Reilly said that the Australian team had 100 continuous days for cricket, and had played elther two or three matches more than the previous touring team of Austra- ! Jians. The team of 18 had a tre-i mendous number of injuries, and towards the end of the tour any of Jeramble is about half mile and 170 Shefteld Shickt States wouldards and a keen struggle is pre- have possibly beaten the team. The mised. At time of writing it does strain of travelling had been severe. not look that the weather clerk will disappoint the true followers of the TOO MUCH TRAVELLING turf and with a going on the fast side, I have a hunch that the turt On one

occasion they played a record of this course will be lowered match at Brighton, then hurried to by either Courting Eve (H. C. Pih)

Lancashire north to play at Binckpool, or

Chips (Proulx). After that the next match was at Derby Day is the present hour of Folkestone, and then north again to the fastest time over a distance Scarborough. They discovered of- from the 115 mile post. With erwards that Brighton and Folke-everything in favour of a smasher stone were a fow mules apart and to break the

I expect to Fo were Blackpool and Scarborough, see an improv

in the time But the finances had to be een-about couple of seconds faster sidered before the players, for each than the present one. I was Indeed of the counties were holding "crte- glad to see the old lady, Able Amu- ket weeks" and the Australians had zon. out on Wednesday morning to be there.

entering six furlongs, but she was He suggested that the Australian not the same more of her younger Board of Control and the M.C.C. days. Strathroy followed the same should neel before future fours, route in perfect style of un old hand and came to some arrangement that at the game and I am sure that he would lighten the burdens of the will give a good account of himself players who were compelled to to-morrow with a novice, Mr. Col- move about England for the express son, who is going to claim the for- purpose of assisting the finances of key allowance.

ice. When Courting Eve the various countles.

trounced Lancashire Chips by

Discussing young English players, length in the Bond! Handicap an O'Reilly advised his Esteners not to June 4, the former was conceding I odde on the Australians in the 20 lbs. to the latter over ว course next series of matches In Australia, of six furlongs in record time, but

Shirley Temple is back again in

after the

of second half resumption of Crason Lancashire Chips

got his back on

two occasionis and the weight adjuster considers that he has Improved to the extent of only 7 lbs, As a result, the two will meet in the Cramond Brig. Hand cap this basls, but my vote is on Lan- cashire Chips who is well tuned to concert plich. Centre Court and Double Finesse are not to be des- pised.

SECOND LEG OF DAILY DOUBLE

The second leg of the daily double will be on the Powderhall Handicap for "E" clasa China ponies over six

furlongs. It will be recalled that at the last meeting the "E" class event was ridden by novices, but the change to-morrow with "black letters" jockeys in the saddle will no doubt evoke interest in the two betting counters. Tubby Cat is con- sidered to be the best among this bunch and I would recommend Yum Sing and Five Rulers to follow the genet behind. For a long shot, try Lucky Eleven.

Portobello Handicap

It is not an easy matter to spot

"Little Miss Broadway," showing at the winner in the Portobello Hand!-

the King's Theatre to-day.

METROPOLE

ea (second section) for "C" clas China ponies over a distance run of 14 miles. On paner Wild Cat and Rose Evelyn should have on easy passage. but what about the extra

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Donald's Golf Game

DONALD DUCK

Oase by Wit Dinay Enesspeisen

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GOL-DARN RUBBERNECKS!

"COMFORTABLE;

to carry? Laughing Buddha and Soldier of China ran a dead heat for third place and they have been kindly considered by the weight clerk. Amberley let me down in his last outing, but I still have a con-

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

ANI

THE TWELFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (weather permitung) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 3rd December, 1818, commencing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be rung at 1.36

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

No One without a badge will be idmitted to the Members' Enclosure, Juch must be worn throughout the uration of each meeting in much a nanner as to be readily identidos.

Non-Members to

he Members'

and Club

Badges ad Gentlemen and

tooms at $5.00 for

3.00 for Ladies (both including tax) ire obtainable through the SECRET ARY upon the personal or written splicaton of a Member, such Mem- ser to be responsible for all visitors ntroduced by him, and for Payment of all Chits, etc.

The Secretary's Once, 1st Floor, Exchange Building, (Tel, 27794) wi

lose at 12 NOON,

Tins are obtainable at the Club louse provided they are ordered in dvance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. :1020).

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of Admission to the Publie Enclosure is $1,00 including Tax, for ail Persons, including

.FI, LI, A. J. Ifolmes, the Sussex Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. captain, who is insager oi

The Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are prezent M.C.Claur in South Africa, admitted Half Price.

PERRY, VINES ON TOUR

Havana, Nov, 30, Fred Perry and Ellsworth Vines started a new barnstorming tennis tour to-day, when Perry recorded two victories over his famed Ameri- can opponent in the best of three act encounters,

Perry won the first match 6-3, 4-6, 8-3, and the second match 4-6, 6-3, 6-1.-United Press.

didence in the animal to reach the touch line first with Rose Jane and Soldier of China to fit the other two places, National Defence Is a good outside bet.

By Order,

C. B. DROWN,

Secretary, Hongkong, 28th November, 1938.

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