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THE OFFING FOR THE PLAY-OFF BERTHS

By “Grandstand”

Recently the Softball Association circulated managers of teams to obtain a majority opinion on the method of playing off the final cham- pionships in the Men's leagues and, judging from reports received, it is certain that the system will be for the two top teams in each section to play off a four-way round robin similar to last year's.

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first round almost

With the league running into it's third month and the over, the league table is gradually sorting out the sheep'from the goats, and it is division will fall to safe to assume that the teams in the lower bracket of each qualify for the playoffs.

True class will tell in the long run and to date the Braves and the Jaguars of the Blue and Gold sections seem assured of a playoff berth, both teams leading in their respective sections of the Senior League, and it is a cinch that the struggle for the two remaining positions will be bitterly fought out in the weeks to come.

The most amazing reversal of,

form witnessed this your WAR

On Sunday

The first matcher in the Ladles Hockey league will be played on Sunday, November 10, and not on Saturday as pre- viously reported.

The fixtures are:

Dutch Ladica V. Gremlins 2.30 p.m. "B" at Pokfulam,

Abbas & A (Umpires: Z.A.

fromma Aziz. Transport Ferry at 2.15 p.m.),

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Recreio v. Gremlins "A" ‡ p.m. Club de Recreio, 2.80 (Umpires: AM. Silva & P.F. Xavier)

KGVS "A" v II.K. Ladies at King George V School, 2.30- pm. (Umpires: U.S. Dillon K. Lyl).

&

the astounding tailspin of the The Man Who Picked Clonfeckle For The St. Leger Says

Americans and St. Terean's both squads being just free of the cellar dampness, and yet! capable of upsetting the best teams on a right day.

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WAS IT A JINXT

In the case of the Americans with the is understandable

lack of a decent pitcher, but with St. Teresa's it seems to be a jinx as all their losses were close affairs, with just one break needed to win the

game, but have Lady Luck must looking the other way.

been

It was the same story last year when the Terries hit the

skids right from the outset by dropping two games in a row when winning either one them would have meant a play- can tell off position, and who that they might not have run away with the pennant.

Earlier this week fans aw several Canadian teams from the visiting destroyers in acilon against local sides, and par- ticular respect was accorded to

who the Athabaskans

ove whelmed the local champion Braves 10-3.

The Broadwood Handicap Will Be Fought Out Between Amarant, Ben Wyvis and High

BY RAPIER'

Speed

The race of the day tomorrow when the 11th Race Meeting continues at Happy Valley is the Broadwood Handicap for Australian Class 1A Ponies over six furlongs. This will probably he fought out between Amarant, Ben Wyvis and High Speed, with Clonfeckle and Panda as outsiders.

There are eight races to be contested and the first saddling bell will be rung at 1.80 p.m.

Mr K. F. Chiu, who was injured as a result of a fall when riding Popularity In the Lama Handicap (Second Section) at the last meeting, has fully recovered and will be seen in action, whilst Mr A. O stroumoff, injured last Wednesday when taking a pony out for a training run, will be a non-starter.

Here is my summing-up ofthe chances:

RACE ONE Hilpon Handleap (First Hection): One Mile-

The Arst race tomorrow after-

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from ano of the followingr This distance is also more to Crown Witness (Mr T. L. Riflo's liking and I should give good fight for Wong), Powerhouse (Mr Ren- Abdul Hamid a frew), Glamour Butterfly (Mr Arst position. S. W. Lee), Green Velvet (Mr

Strawberry Fool, for winning.

noon is confined to Australian Ho and Good Luck (M) the Cheung Chau Stakes (First

The pitching was superb as Class 8 and will be ridden by nine of the Warriors were mow Novice jockeys. ed down via the strikeout route, but how

many spectators ro cognised the bearded hurler as Ernie Tuttle who displayed his wares in, the 1948/49, posle season tussles when the HMCS

Crescent was here for a short

while.

cerned.

Pacific, with Mr Kwok up. came third in the Thirsk Han- dicap (Third Section) over six furlongs at the 9th Race Meeting and as it will be ridden by Mr jockey, it should stand a good

chance of winning in

Але track

its

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RACE TWO

won

Crown

Witness

the Section), will have an allowance See of 5 lbs for a novice jockey and Eosom Handicap Third tion) from near the two mile with 145 ths to carry tomorrow post once round & in at the 9th it should give a good account Race Meeting and has gone un of itself. in weight by 12 lbs. There is handle this extever, that it can

Tunny, although unplaced in

the last outing, is very fit at the

be worth

weight moment and

following as an outsider,

RACE SIZ {

Broadwood Handicap: Bl Fur

longs.

This is the most important race tomorrow afternoon and is contined to Australian Ponies Lew

1A. There are quite a speedy animals among the entries.

Mr Kwok will have. the mount on Amarant. Mr Black Noodt will take out High Speed.

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view of still win, work during

The real danger, however, is In that game against an all-

which will be star side Ernic Tuttle fanned morning training on November Powerhouse, 19 batters to face him in a nine when it completes the mile ta taken out by Mr Renfrew to- morrow afternoon. It should inning game, and his amazing pitching ability whiffed Ingmar

Yacal (Mr Robert Tsal), ic command the most support.

Glamour Butterfly, which Erikseni and Robert Verlysen capable of winning and it will Nov.ix times each during that tilt.

give Pacific a great run if it won the Thirsk Handicap (First Section) for Class 8 ponies, Dec.

does not actually win.

must also be considered as it is Four senior league teams, Good Bay (Mr Dau), Is ro in fine condition.

Green Velvet and Good Luck with one less chalked up against markably fit at the moment and each of them will tangle this

its recent morning gallops have week in two important games been very convincing. It shoută are also likely winners as they will ride Ben Wyvis and Mr

are improving on their morning and the chances of the losers be near at the finish.

gallops. over the weekend will be con-

As an outsider I recommend

Clonfeckle (Mr Maitland) is 22nd Nov. siderably reduced as far as stay-

Bonnic Eyes (Mr

RACE THREE

carrying 152 lbs, but this should ing in the flag chase is con-keeping

Auchole) in mind.

Alveston Handicap: Six Furlong not be a serious handicap, as it This race will witness the re-run well at the last meeting in

the tura encounter between Seafire winning

St. St. Joseph's meet South China in the curtain raiser while Moreton Handicap (First Section): (Mr Tap) and Egyptian Field Leger. Overseas will be pitted against 1 Mies

(hár Williamson) an the last Panda (Mr Holgate), should In this race for the first lot

they met, Occasion

bad Scalire Pandas at 2.00 p.m. on Sunday

not be neglected in spite of its of Egyptian Ficid, disappointing show at the last to highlight the weekend fix- of Australian Ponies Class 7. oce

Mr Cook, up by 1-1/2 outing. This pony is fast over the likely winner should corce the better tures.

Lengths in the Stubos Handicap this distance and, if Mr Holgate at the 8th Race Meeting over can get it away to a good start 1-1/4 Miles for the Arst posi- think it will be very near ati tion.

the

finish. Tomorrow it will carry 152

The race

race will probably be Amarant, Jbs whereas Egyptian Feid wu fought out between

150 158. Seafire carry

must Ben Wyvis and High Speed, command the most support but, with Clonfeckle and Panda as although I am incuned to outsiders, nominate it to win, I look to Egyptian Field to give it a bet

er ught and with a little luck roverse its last defeat. For the third position Vagabond King (Mr Noodt) and Bamb! (Mr Ph) will fight out the issue.

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RACE FOUR

Moreton Handicap. (Second Sec-

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With Prince Delight, Mr Hol- gate has a great opportunity of winning this race, but he ex-

should have по diflloulty in pects strong oppoaltion from winning. This pony camo second Hantmaster or Marber, both of in the Epson Handicap Child which are capable of giving him Section) near the two meu good fight. Roslyn is also con- post once round and in at the sidered good enough to extund th Race Meeting, but in view the above. I expret to see the of the opposition It should not finish in the following order se fully extended, except per haps by Jorrocks (Mr Renfrew), Prince Delight, Huntmaster and

Trade Wind (Mr Pil) which Marber, was second in the above race with Mr Chuang up should be placed again. Dawn (Mr Nood!) and Sans Atout (Mr Chuang) can be regarded as outsiders.

RACE FIVE

RACE EIGIFT

Hipon, Handlesy (Third sectíonts) The third lot of Class 8 One Mlle. Australina Ponies will form the field in this last race of the day and should provide an Interest-; ing dual for honours.

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