1939-02-03 — Page 9

Friday,

HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH

February 3, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

NANCY

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NANCY?

I SAW HER GOIN' TOWARDS D' LAKE WID

HER ICE

SKATES!

OH, THAT LITTLE IMP!--- I TOLD HER NEVER TO SKATE ON THE LAKE ---AND SHE PROMISED ME

FAITHFULLY-~~

WAIT'LL I GET

HER!

Tel. 28151.

TO-MORROW

IS

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Good Entries Received For Macao Races

Shanghai 4 Receives Handicap In Chief Event Of The Meeting

(By "Captain Foster")

Good entries have been received for the February Race Meet- ing of the Macao Jockey Club to be held at Areia Preta on Sun- day. The first saddling bell will be rung at 1.30 pm. sharp.

The .. Taishan will depart from the Canton steamers' wharf at 0.30 a.m., returning at 6 p.nr.

There are six interesting hundienp events on the card, the main being the Chunghun Cup over a mile and a special dollar cash aweep is con- ducted on this race.

A

The curtain raiser will be the Pleasant Quarters Handicap for Macau subscription ponies over distance once round from the judge's box. My fancy is Hogmanay, with Rothesay 13ay and Merry Falty

next.

Rifle Shooting

High Scores

At Meeting On Wednesday

Over a hundred members turned up for the Spoon and Practice Shoot last. Wednesday, and some high scoring Conditions were

of

In the Republican Handicap (tert was registered. section) for "E" class China ponles good at the start, but the fresh and which is another run over the sume constant wind became a series course, the order of the finish should variable air puits later on, be National Dignity, Style Cricketer.

and caused

"drid-one trouble

Ship's

which amongst the

The Kuo Hua Handicap, confined

The Middlesex were in force again to "D" class China ponies over Ave on retum from Camp, and Licut furlongs, to be ridden by novices, Dawson took the Nett S.R. (b) Spoon looks very open. Sylvandale, after with a 90 including a possible at 500 his fine run at Fanling, should be yards. The 4th Submarine Flotilla respected, but I like The Leopard

had n

a private match, officers

officers versus and Gold Sovereign.

the cflcers Ared with the S.R.(a),

eight

hta-side. Al and four Ship's Company S.R.(b), and four S.R.(a). The in- tricate handicaps were worked and the Ship's Company defeated the out

E.R.A. Stephens scored a possible for Officers by 787.03 to 698 points! the Ship's Company.

vote for the

Persian Cat has my Republican liandicap (second nec- tion with Cloudy Star and Eagle to fill the minor positions.

Shanghai 4, who has been running Indifferently in his last two outings. has been considered by the handi-. capper; in fact this is the first occa- sion that he has been set to receive a few pounds in the main event, the Chunghun Cup, a handicap for Macno tiny-lots over a mile. Fairy Auk, who is at the top of the tree, has been asked to

concede 4 lbs. Shangha! 4 und

course it is a gamble to have your money on the latter. I am told that Merry Maker Is in fine fetule and he should, there- fore, be a good outsider.

The meeting will terminate with a scramble event to be ridden by ladies over half-a-mile, and I vote Black Monday, Cricketer Lalitat.

MY SELECTIONS

My selections are as follows:

THE PLEASANT QUARTERS HANDICAP

Hogmanay

Rothesay Bay

Merry Fatty

ferid

THE REPUBLICAN HANDICAP (FIRST SECTION)

National Dignity 8tymie

Cricketer

THE KUO HUA HANDICAP

The Leopard

Gold Soverein

Royal Highness

THE REPUBLICAN HANDICAP

(SECOND SECTION)

Persian Cat

Cloudy Star Eaglo

THE CHUNGHUA CUP

Fairy Ank

Merry Maker

Shanghal 4

LADIES HANDICAP (UNOFFICIAL)

Black Monday

Cricketer

Latitat

SOLD BY AUCTION

It

with

Private Matches Welcomed of these

be most welcome if more would

private matches were ranged to run concurrently the Spoon Shoot.

-with

An impressive scene in the RKO release, "Sixty Glorious Years," showing simultaneously to-day at the Queen's and Alhambra Theatres. The picture, directed by Herbert Wlicex, has won lavish praise from Every crillo who has seen it.

C. B. FRY'S RECORD EQUALLED

LISTERED

For Two Days

WEEK-END CRICKET

Teams Selected For League Matches

The following teams will repre-

OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS

"South Riding" (King's Theatre, to-

Rain Kept Him Waitingent the Cruigengower Cricket Club day)Rural Yorkshire comes to the ir Senior and Junior Division..league screen in. this picture produced by ricket matches on Saturday: Est. XI. Civil Service

London Pavilion. Edna Best Ralph London. Jan. 19.

C.C.Richardson, Edmund Gwenn and Ann (away).-E. Zimmern (Capt.), P. J. Todd take the chief roles. Carefully Don Bradman, after rain had lep Hamson, D. Hung, A. K. Ismail, A. him waiting for two days, complet T. Lee, W. Rapley, G.

Bilimeria, A. I. H. Esmail, A. E.

corded by Sapper Albone in the

his century A very fine shoot of 94 was re-

for South Australlu ngainst New South Wales on 18th Zimmern and F. R. 2 Souza, January, and equalled C. t. Fry's (home).-B. R. france (Capt.). W with Ar S.R.(a)

2nd. XI. Civil Service C.C. great historie pageant in technicolour, Class,

first-class cricket record by scoring Hong Sling. Including a possible at

Neagle aguin os Queen Victorin. The cust Includes CWalbrook, C. Aubrey Smith and Olaf Anton

Two other S.R. (b) Hundleap Spoons went to the Royal Scots, Major Syme and P. S. M. Milne, and one to C/Sgt. Banister of

of the R.A.S.C.

Nett Spoon. G00 yards, which score easily won the

Sequeira, P. O. Richards, and Mr. Pool Bulls were scored by Captain Langley, of II. M. Dockyard Riße Club.

The Air Force were out in Increased numbers and several will have received their handicaps by

now.

The Council wish to draw the at- tention of members to the fact that they must be in possession of their Membership Cards on the Range, And the attention of affiliated mem bers to the fact that if they wish to take part in a Spoon Shoot they pay double entrance fee.

The following re

the leading scores:

B.2. (b)

2/LL G. C. Bawson (B) PO, J. G. Swan (Ser.)

C/Sgt. P. linie (Ser.) Mne. P. G. Heather (Ser.j Lieut. A. J. Le Beelleur

(SCT)

Bgt. V. W. Cooper (Scr

B/Sgt. N. Dumville (3)

Major A. G. Syme (5) W. J. Clipin (2)

Capt. A. G. Mackenzie

Kennedy (3) Major S. White (3) Cpl. F. Cole (2)

Chot. . Belt (Ber.)

PO., D. J.

(Scr.)

Mr. IL Lamalay (3)

t. L. C. Pennell (3) - ERA. L. G. Kemer (ser.)

XA, H. 9. B. Stephens

(3)***

(Ber.)

ERA 1/Cpl. W. Henderson (4) 91., C. C. Chau (Scr.) PSM, R. Milne (8) Mr. F. G. Drako (4)

AD. E. G. Flood (NE)

J. Heap (2)

CERA, B, Atkinson (1

Agt W. Nunn (4) KAT. G. Johns (3) GS.M... Blanford (8) 1.8., K. C. loo (4) Inspector D. Lolo (3) H/M. Kifford (NI) Capt. R. T. Guscott (3) Captain T. Sale (8) Set. K. C. Wong

L/Cpl. G. C. Boe (1)

Laugh At That, a 1939 Australian St. P. Banister 11

pony, was sold for $3,000 to Messrs.

Leslie Lewin and W. H. S. Davis at

C.M. F. G. Mogen (Ni)

an auction held at the Jockey Club pr. W. Albone (7)....

paddock yesterday.

ERA J. O'Shae (nil)

This pony, was the property of the Fo., 11. Richards (Bar) leto Mr. Horold Seth, and has been out. G. B. Rowe (11) entered for the coming Annual Race 1. W Morris (4) Meeting

1./Cpl. R. Bullen (0) Pta. D. M. Bln (7) L/Cpl. R.Girighty (RU)

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centuries in six successive innings.

A.

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and sincerely made-good drama.

"Sixty Glorious

land Alhambra Theng" toneen's.

to-day). -A

M. C. Hung, Lam, J. W. Leonard, H. P. Lun Bradman, 22 not out on Saturday, Lacke, carried his score to 135 not out, and G. Winch and J. L. Young-Saye.

A. M. Omar, W. K. Way, Olsen. Herbert Wilcox has again then decleral South Australia's inn-

made a good job of the direction, pre Club de Recreio XI ings closed at 349 for four, giving the Club de Recreia ist. XI against

senting all the significant events The following team will represent during the long and glorious reign of them a first innings leud of 163.

Victoria Queen the Indian R.C. at King's Park on Theatre, In their second innings New South Saturday:

**Three Comrades" (Oriental Wales scored 156 for five wickets,

to-day)-A strangely mov- and the match was left drown,

A. M. Rodrigues (Capt.), N. Bel-ing story of three comrades after the trao, J. Gonsalves, E. L. Gosano, L. war and their reactions G. Gosano, G. A. Guterres, H. L. time life immediately after

to peace- A. M.. Prata, W. A. Reed, Robert Taylor, Franchot Tone,

tlo

1910.

Since he returned from the tour Ozorio, in England, which ended for him P. M. N. da Silva, Jr. and E. M. L. Robert Young and Margaret Sullavon. with a foot injury in the last Test, Soares. Bradman has played only six first- class innings. In these he has scor- ed $14 runs for an average of 182.8.

its scores are:

110 for Australian XI. v. The Rest. 143 for South Australia v. New South Wales,

KOWLOON TEAMS

The following will represent Kowloon against the Navy to-morrow;

D. J. N. Anderson, T. Broadbe,

Firsts (home).-F. Goodwin (captain).

Lee, N. D. Lloyd, G. A. Goodban, N. A. E. C. Burnett. E, C, and E. F. Fincher, Mackay, G. A. White, Umpire, A.. A... Dand. Beorer, A. Wright,

225 for South Australia v. Queens- R. Baldwin, F. A. Broadbridge, Sr. A Seconds (away), Mulcahy (captain), land.

Gray, B, D. Lay, J. R. Lake, T. A. Madar.

Simpson G. E. 3. G. Macfarlane, W. L. McKenzie, R. A. Brokenaire.

Taylor. Umpire, it.

107 for South Australia v. Victoria. 180 for South Australis v. Queens- land.

4

135 for South Australia v. New South Wales.

WOMEN'S GOLF

Judge Hardy's Children" (Majes

Theatre to-day)Another опе of the popular series. When Judge Hardy gets a job at Washington, lobbyists drag Die family into a plet

the tables. that looks like ruin and disgrace until the Judge atops in and turns

JOE LOUIS TO MEET GALENTO

New York, Jan. 28. Joe Louis, heavyweight champion of the world, is meeting "Two-ton" Tony Galento in a world title Oght in New York June 29, according to blok publication. Reuter.

* Signifies not oul. Average 182.8. Results Of Competitions the "New York Dally Mirror," n ta-

C. B. FRY'S HUNDREDS

106 for Sussex v. Hampshire. 200 for Sussex v. Yorkshire, 148 for Sussex v. Middlesex. 105 for Sussex v. Surrey. 140 for Sussex v. Kent. 105 for Rest of England v. shire,

Average 135.8.

Lieut. R. W. Maro (11) ZRA, Y. Whorland

NIL)

Yout. E. Dutin (12) ERA J, D. M. Cos (11) Cpl. X. Naranjan Ringh Mr. W. H. P. Sellare (7 L.B.R., Nap, L. Par (0) Bloker talt (10)

Masfor

Gromm (10) Walden (23)

DIA Tel..J, Montague (Nil

LA.C

Harry

2. Mapter (0)

~ 36h | TAO... K. Morion (ie)

D. Campbell (11)

C.R., B. W. Tath=414).

donetes winner

Played In January

The following were the results of the Captain's Cup January Qualify- Ing competition of the Ladies' Sec-1 tlon, Royal Hongkong Golf Club:

Old Course-Mrs. Redmond 94-- York-1579.

23 20 17. 70

2 BRACKBARTERRABAKI

Hand

Church Saves 4,000 Pannies

Ashtabula, O. The Swedish Mission church col.

New Course-Mr. E. G. Stewart 103-33-70; Mrs. R. Young 101-30lected 32 pounds of pennies from its 71; Mrs. C, B. Brown 102-30-72 About, 4,000 pennies comprised the congregation for its mission work,

Borey Pool

A Bogey Fool competition played 2 pounds of coins which the church on the New Course, Foniing, was members had, saved in penny banks. won by Mrs. A. G. Rose, all square. Mrs. D. Benson, 2 down; was second,

Happy Valley Medal Pool

A Medal Pool played at Happy Valley (shortened Course) was won

by Mrs. E. Dennis, 90-36M, with; Birs. J. Fleming, 81-21-50, recona,

SPORTS ADVTS.

und Mrs. K. Tuck, 4-31-03 third. THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB,

Cricket Match Postponed

The all-day cricket match arranged between-the- Crüfgengower Cricket Club and Kowloon Cricket Club on Bunday bas bien creid

The February Race Lfeeling = will be held sit Arela Preta, Macao, on Bunday 8th February, 1989, com- mencing at 2.15 p.m.

pan. approximately

The First Bell will be rung at 148

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STOCK MARKET

REPORT

official summary issued at 3.30 p.m.

The Hongkong Stock Exchange yesterday, says:

Business reported during the day revealed a further slight improvement In market conditions, with prices also sharing improvement.

Buyers

Hongkong Bank $1,300 Canton Insurance $210 Union Insurance $158) HK. Fire Insurance $170 Douglases $65

H.K. & K. Wharves $114 H.K. Docks (Qld) $17.20 H.K. Docks (New) #16 Providents (Old) sa Providente (New) $5.80 H. 8. Hotels $9.00 HK. Lands $3 HKC. Roallies #0% ILK ZYRZEvenys (17.10 IK. Electric 937 Telephones (Old) #23 Telephone (New) #7% Cements $15.90 H.K. Ropes $4 Watsons $7.50 Wing On (1K) KIT Wing On Textiles #42 Entertainments $7 Maramans (HK) 2/0

Ballers Canton Insurance o HK. Landa 9534 IX. Tramways $17.40 Pairy Farms "$222" Lane, Crawforda da Hongkong Bank 11.400 Canton fomiranes 113 Union Insurance $400 HK. Docks (Old) #27}% H.K, Docks (New) $10,45 ILK. Lands; $2435" H.H. Tremayn 627,44 Star Ferries 71.

E. Eletric China Light (NEW) Chine Light (Bughts).

Cements-$10,80/90- Dairy Farm Spa

Antamoka

St. George's Building

MUST QUIT KULING

Japanese Give. Orders To Foreigners

Shanghai, Feb. 2.

A Japanese spokesman annoumotdi to-day that the Japanese authorities yesterday notified the foreign con- sular authorities to evacuate all their nationals from Kuling before February 10, after which date the Japanese army would take absolutely no responsibility for the safety of foreign lives and property at Kuling. The notice stated that foreigners musi evacuate to the Japanese lines in a single group at a set time and carry national flags,"

It was indicated that the Japanese army would bomb the area, tegard- less of whether Chinese guerillas hold foreigners us hostages. This was Chungking's responialblaty, Foreiga property was unsafe owing to gueril- la operations in the vicinity,

The foreigners at Kuling comprise 37 Britons, 12 Americans, nine Ger- -mana and sirvers of other intiorinli- ties. Many are olderly and haveï boen bed-ridden for many· YORIY United Press.

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