1940-02-19 — Page 18

Monday,

· HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

February 19, 1940.

COMBINED CHINESE

FOURTH DEFEAT IN HONGKONG Visitors Appear To Lack Confidence

(By "Rox")

A MAGNIFICENT and most valiant effort

BEAT

SAIGON Entries and Handicaps

For To-Morrow

"Capt. Foster" Selects The Following:

SELECTIONS BY "EARLY BIRD"

The following selections were made

was made by Saigon at Caroline Hill on Saturday by "Early Bird" in the 8. C. M. to take away with them the memory of at least Post: one victory in this port, but they were defeated by an olovon comprising playors taken from the various Chinese teams in the Colony, four goals to three.

Had the sun not played tricks with their goalkeeper, Tai, the three first half goals of the local team may not have been scored, and Saigon would probably have at- tained their desire.

A fact, which, I daresay, has Ascaped most, is that in all four of their matches here, Saigon lost the Loss and played against

the sun.

Tai at goal for Saigon wax less confident than in his previ ous matches, Lobs appeared to worry him considerably, and though he gave glimpses of his dashing self, these were few and far between.

Police Fail Against Eastern

(By "Rex")

The robust methods of the

Police failed to impress

Ilis dejectedness made its influence felt with Corea and Cul. Cui especial played haphazard football, and was practically useless to his Eastern, and they went on forwards, besides being almost al-

to score four goals, Police: whys

by Tong. Corea

beaten

seemed the only player in the defence replying only once, in a very whose spirits refused to be pened. He, however, was guilty of scrappy League game at the

some luckadaisical play after

dam-

the Hongkong Club ground yes- second goal was chalked up againstterday. his side. Had a better player than Lee Shck-you been pitted against

have rezulted. In the second half he

The frequent blowing of

hit more disastrous results right the whistle wore on the completely ignored Lec, and con-nerves of Police, who passed centrated his entire attention towards from one blunder to another. bolstering up the attack, and suc-

reeded very well.

Lau Hin-hon did not relishi

Buu was moved up to Inside-right holding the ball for any length| making way for Bach, who played a good spelling game at right-hak of time and, particularly in the He did not always have the better second half, rid himself of it in

of Cheuk in the first half, but bottled haphazard fashion.

him up completely in the second, and

gave great support to the forwards.

Kong Seng-keng and Trang

Pacini did not cover Chan Tak Chung-wan

rendered Д good Taken

fal as effectively as could be wished, account of themselves.

He allowed him a

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tow opportunities.

Ven

and quite all in all, however, they were much below form. The tactics

was the best half on view for Salgon. He mothered mast of Fung's play, and very often forced him to play to his halves,

of the Police forwards seemed to have upset their equilibrium.

to

Owing to injury, Lau Shih-tsany was unable to turn out, and was substituted by Tseng Ying-kuen, who, BEST PERFORMANCE

together with Lo Wal-kuen, gave SHUICHARD gave his best per valuable assistance to Hsu King- formance here. Besides being seng, at centre-half, to break up the more dangerous winger, he was what attack the Police had.

-Eastern's-forwards to did not "the"one "who took the most shots at

goal. He had little support from seem to function in the same fashion Buu who appeared out of place. But as when they met Saigon last week.

was not seen passed too far in front, and when Cheung Kam-hot Gulchard retrieved the ball he was advantage. Chung Yun-sum came in either too spent to dribble or take for periodical runs down the wing, a strong enough kick. Tot was a which delighted the spectators, be. hard worker, but had no reliance in cause of the speed and nice body his abooting, and was over-fond of swerve. Lee Tack-kee played better time. He led his short parsing in front of goal, spoil-than for a long ing all his chances of shooting. men well and appeared more sure heretofore. Wu Tien was a live-wire in front of of himself than goal, but was very often too elever. Gay-tsong, coupled with Hau Ching- Like Tot he had the falling of try- to, formed the more dangerous flank. most of the ing to walk the ball into goal. Hon and from them came was again the speedlest player on ruids and results, view, but his ball control was in- McHardy at goal was safe only! ferior to anything yet neen. He very with the high shots.

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POMMERY et GRENO

Reins sua of

CHAMPAGNE

The Wine of Kings The King of Wines

Solo Agents:

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

2 Chator Road

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FOOCHOW CUP

Confusion Bay Navylight

Eve of Harvest

PERTH PLATE (FIRST SECTION)

Ascol Day, Contact

Sea Jay

LUSITANO CUP

Racylight White Diamond Marber's Elect

GARRISON CUP

Rose Evelyn

Ceitle Star

Musketeer

KARA KARA HANDICAP

Murray River,

Macquarie River

Heinz

AMOY HANDICAP (FIRST SECTION)

Lilliber

King's Warden' Humdrum Eve

MELBOURNE CUP

Lucky Lad

A Grand Time Baffin Bay

HONGKONG DERBY

Safinlight Burford Craigavad

AMOY HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION)

Oak Bay

Jennifer Patentate

WAKOOL HANDICAP

Amber II Violet Queen

Strathearrick

PERTH PLATÉ (SECOND SECTION)

Viceroy Lucky Lady.. Sparrow

DAILY DOUBLE

Lucky Lad /Onic Bay

LEADING OWNERS

The following is the list of owners and how they stand following the first day on Saturday:

1st 2nd 3rd

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Cire

L. Dunbar

Mira. J. H. Taggart Mrs. A. E. Grasett J. F. Macgregor

Lan

Diamond

Iron

S. W. Lee

C. W. K.

Marber Ellandee Yly

H. Leigh John Peel

S, M. K. Lucky

Vilaja

J. G. Whittaker

S. T. Wiliamson Eve

Tang Mon-wa

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FOOCHOW CUP

Confusion Bay -Eve of larvent

Navylight

'PERTH' PLATE (FIRST SECTION)

Sen Jay

Melody Star Contact

LUSITANO CUP

Racylight Possible

White Diamond

GARRISON CUP

Musketeer

Rose Evelyn

Celfie Star

KARA KARA HANDICAP

Strathearrick Brutus

Discovery Hay

AMOY HANDICAP (FIRST SECTION)

Lilliber

King's Warden Bear Claw

MELBOURNE CUP

A Grand Time

Lucky Lad

Winfred

.HONGKONG DERBY

Burford

Salhlight

Mount Hope Bay

AMOY HANDICAP

(SECOND SECTION)

Jennifer

Rose Flana

Oak Bay

WAKOOL HANDICAP

Macquarie River Violet Queen Azlec

* PERTH PLATE

(SECOND SECTION)

Connieber

Albury

Many Thanks

DAILY DOUBLE

A Grand Time/Jennifer,

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Sir,-i have read your article by "Rex" on Saturday with interest, and must agree that the position necda clarifying. May I suggest that the following Interpretation of Law 12 could, with advantage, be copied out and hung in all dressing rooms, of players:

Play the Bail all the time.

If you must charge an opponent, be sure that your charge is a fair one, and made only when you are making a definite attempt to play the ball. If the ball is not within playing distance and you charge an opponent merely to keep him off the ball, you will be penalised,

W. M. GLOVEN.

British Army Again Beat French

LISLES, Feb. 18 (enter),--The British Army, football XI beat the French Army XI by 2-1 to-day in the third "malch of the series, and haYO thus won the "rubber."

TO-DAY'S DERBY WINNER?

SELECTIONS BY “LAST QUARTER”

..

The following selections were made

by "Last Quarter" in the Hongkong Daily Fress:

FOOCHOW CUP

Confusion Day Navylight

Eve of Harvest

PERTH PLATE (FIRST SECTION)

Sea Jay

Ascot Day Contact

LUSITANO CUP

Rocylight Possible Dupont Bay

GARRISON CUP ·

Rose Evelyn

Musketeer Celtic Star

KARA KARA HANDICAP

Brutus Twilight Star

Dick Turpin

AMOY HANDICAP (FIRST SECTION)

Humdrum Eve Lilliber Galaxy

MELBOURNE CUP

Bain Bay Lucky Lad

A Grand Time

HONGKONG DERBY

Burford

Satinll-hi Spicylight

'AMOY HANDICAP (SECOND SECTION)

Jober

Lancashire Lad Peaceful View

WAKOOL. HANDICAP

Violet Queen Poconos

Macquarie River

PERTH PLATE (SECOND SECTION)

Viceroy

Albury

Many Thanks

DAILY DOUBLE

Ben Boy/Jobor

LEADING JOCKEYS

The following is the list-of Jockers and how they stand after Saturday's events:

H. B. Moller P. Y. T. Wel

D. Black

B. L. THO

'H. J. A. Hearne

C. Encarnaçao

H. C.. Pil V.V. Needa B. A. Proulx G. P. Gram W. H. Davies S. C: Liang L. D.. Chao Ip Kul-ying

5. W. Pan

The following are the entries and handicaps for the events to-morrow:

VICTORIA STAKES

Rising Star (135), Noɑlfy (162), Snowy River (140), Sydney Lad

12.00 noon-Bear Claw, Blue Ex-| (155), press, Contusion Bay, Conquering Time, Desert Chief, Eve of Harvest. Galaxy, Happy Eve. Hyndford Bridge, Jennifer, Jober, King's War- den, Liliber, Navylight, Racylight. Red Feather, Reb Roy, Rose Emily,

CHEEFOO HANDICAP

(FIRST SECTION)

4.00 pm Bistre (160), Chatterbox (134), Dohito (140), Double Chance (140), Estover (148), Gold Coin CHATER CUP ·

(163) Golden Cow (150), Kut Cheung (100), National Guard (140), 12.30 p.m.--Alexandria Bay (101), Night View (103), Oranje (Boven Attacking Time (158), Bronze Arrow (163), Piet Hein (162). Pinin View (101), Burford (161), Care Free (150), Shipmaster (101), Smilling (101), Charlesber (101), Clember Time (145), Some Hope (145), (101) Common View (101), Crai Strathdoon (158), The Leopard gavod (101), Dingo, (158). Distine (150), The Tigress (140), This Time tive Time (161), Dupont Boy (161), (140), West Lake (163), Wilber Eve of Dancing (181), Eve of Folly (147), Wild Cat (100), Willynilly (156), Eve of Hunting (168), Eve of (150)

Peace

Eve (168),

of Reason (101),

Eve of Rest (158), For All Time 101), Forty Three (188), Gay Star (101). Greber (101), Hillsboro Bay (133) Hopeful Star (101), Jane Doe (181). Johnber

(158).

001).

`ROOTY HILL DERBY AND SPORTS CLUB CUP

4.30 pmA Good Time (152), A Lauraber

aber Green Time (102), Alfber (155), (161) Leading Time (101), (185). Australian Diamond (155). Amicus Curiae (165), Ascot Day Little Princess (180). Lusitania Mount Hope Bay (161),

Big Wedge (165) Busylight (182) (181) Lan (150), Omsha (101), Cairntoul (185), Catterick Bridge Oomph (158). Osage (155), Patricia (163), Cheerful Star (155), Circe Connieber (182). Contact (101). Possible (158). Prince Charm (103) Dag (161), Razylight (161), Resisting (152), Fair Chance (155), Far View Time (150), Ronson (158). Nose (185) Finalist (165), Flying Dutch- Elegant (101), Rose Perfect (101), man (182), Forehand Drive (152),

Grand Allegiance.. Satinlight (181).

(101). Franklin (155). Silver Wings (101). Smashing (132), Income Tax (155), Through (101). Spicylight (161) Princess (152), King's Caprice

Kitti (152), Lucky Lady (155), While Diamond (158).

Royber

(162) d

Thanka (155), Maple Star Mon CANDELEGO HANDICAP Melody, Star (155), Mint Julep (152)

Perela d'Orlente Nancy Lee 1.80 p.m.-Ajax (147), Annabella (162). Powerful

Princess

(155), Centre Court (155), Happy Radon (155); Supper (105), Sea Jay Landings (152), King's Privilege (165), Shuttlecock (151), Sparrow (152), Murrumbidgee (135), Na-(182), Vanity Fair (185), Viceroy tional Victory (140), Rising Star (155), Warrego River (152), Winnle (135), Roolly (162), Snowy River (158). (149). Sydney Lad (155), Victory Day (152).

(105), A Roaring Time (105), Atlas Činro (152). Quick (150) (195),

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CHEEFOO HANDICAP'.

(SECOND SECTION)

ROYAL NAVY CUP

5.00 p.m-Ascot Valo (108), Bres- 1,30 pm. Ceilic Stor

(165) say (158), Desert Star (168), Ebony Clowner (155), Double Chance (168), Idol (140), Emergency Call (140), February Fourth (158), Guinness February Fourth (155), 'Fei Ying Time (103), King Kong (160), Mus-(140), Good Morning (168), Lonca- keteer (167), Smiling Thru (101),shire Chap (148), Mainder (101), Strathbannock (168), Tiny

Popu- Tun Meteor (145), Phoenix (152), (155) Tribute (181).

lar Star (145), Portrush (185). Radium Star (143), Starlel (140), Sunshine Susic (148), Talkative (103). Tiny Tim (148), Wild Bear

ALBURY STAKES (FIRST SECTION)

RACING STAKES

3.00 pm Green Time (152), | (140). Altber (155), Australlon Diamond (155), Big Wedge (155), Busylight (152), Cairntoul (155), Cheerful Star

5.30 p.m.--Alexandria Bay (101), Circe (155), Fair Chance Attacking Time (158), Blue Skies Finalist (155) Flying Dutch (168), Bronze Arrow (101), Burford man (152), Franklin (165), Grand (161), Care Free (181), Charlesber

Tax Allegiance (152), Income (155), (101), Clember (181) Cralgavad (106), Mapic Star (152), Perola pont Bay (181). Eve of Dancing d'Oriente (152), Quick Despatch (101), Eve of Folly (188), Eva of (155); Radon (155), Sen Jay (155), Hunting (158), Eve of Peace (158), Shine Again (153), Sparrow: (152). Eve of Benson

Eve of Rest Springhurst (152); Vanity Fair (155) (158), For All

(161), Forly Viceroy (155), Winnie (155).

Three (158), Gay Star (161),

161) Gret

King's Caprice (135), Many Thanks (101), Distinctive Time (101).

KILLARA HANDICAP

Du-

ber (101). Hillsboro Bay Hopeful Star (161), Jane Doe (101),

Kentucky (158),

(155), 3.30 pmAjax (147), Annabella Johnber

And Order (165), A Roaring Time (165), Atlas Lauraber (101), Law (155).

Bluriford (157), Bredon (161), Leading Time (101),

Princess (155), Centre Court (155), Derby

Bay (101), National -Ohio (161), Ojibway Success-(155), (

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Day (166), Happy Londings (152) Mouces (155) Lusitania King's Privilege (132) Murrum bidgee (135), Pumpernickel (162),

1st 2nd 3rd

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ARMSTRONG-GARCIA BOUT POSTPONED ONCE MORE

LOS ANGELES, Fob. 18 (UP),-*** The State Boxing Commission have Dosíponed the Armstrong-Glarela bous erice more, and have set the date at March 1 because of a rúpo barn re- celved by Garela on his leg while | training inst week

Doctor W. L. Carver såld that the 50re looked like a boli, Commis- aloners Jules, Covey, Everett and 'Sanders have accepted Dr. Carver's

report.

Eddie Mend, Armstrong's manager,

| sold, "Gorela is trying to run out on

us ogain."

Junior Golf Championship

The semi-final of the Junior cham planship of the Royal Hongkong Golf,

was played at Fanling yester

Satinlight (IL. 1), Moller up) being led in by Mrs. V. V. Kooda, and Mrs. Johannessen after winning the Trial Tiste in efforilom-fashion an Batur J. W. Mayhew beat W. L. Alo day. Mr. Erin. Moller, the pruni owner, in walking alosuulda Tha póny's xander 6 and 3 and HN. William performance gained for her considerable backing for the Derby to-day-pon received a walk over tram N. Mea Cheung,

K, Littlejohn who scratched.

1939

FRIGIDAIRE HOUSEHOLD

CABINETS

20 %

DISCOUNT

Little

(101)

WITH THE USUAL FIVE YEARS'

GUARANTEE

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