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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB THIRTEENTH RACE MEETING 1951
AND
FIRST RACE MEETING 1952
Saturday 29th December 1951 and Tuesday 1st January 1952 (Held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)
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admitting to Members number of hudges Only a limited Enclosure will be on sale at the Race Course.
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A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel, 27818).
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SERVANTS' PASSES
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1961.
Combined Services Beat HKCC By
Nine Wickets
ROY KINGSFORD SCORES
118 IN 110 MINUTES
By "OBSERVER"
Outstanding bowling and batting performances by Major Deighton and Squadron Leader Kingsford, and a sporting declaration by the Hongkong Cricket Club skipper, Laurie Kilbee, enabled the Combined Services to win their opening Quadrangular tournament match which concluded yesterday by nine wickets.
Kilhee declared his second innings with a lend of 53 runs and gave the Ser vices 20 minutes in which 18 knock up the runs.
It took the combined might of the Army, the Nave and the Air Force to do
it, but they did it with four minutes to 5 pare. Navy's guns boomed the loudest as
nid. Goldsworthy went into full action for a blitzkrieg 38 runs.
Squab on Leader
i kucken,
Tastust the
Kingstond, bow. for the Serva es, arrived an unbroken with wicket par
centur ju Caramel Schora
24 fours in the process,
hmm.
"
the Becount
of 135 when the an hour nership
de- day's Services first innings was of some clared at 269 for four wickets. Two mixes and six fours were appointment, more
He was included in his score. I made up for his costly
in his first With his fourth deli- not 100 successful
spell yesterday with the bull. but his seand spell brought further wickets for a him live costlier 54 run. Despite the wide margin of defeat, the depleted who were Cricket Club side. without some of their reputed bats. did better than expecteri. Both Kilber and Stokes made a gallant batting stand in both the first innings, innings. In JES the second day's play the two put up 60 runs in 24 followed minutes and gave their side a yesterday, Deighton
wicket grand bowling per good first
star of 79 his 11/1 formance with a chanceless 53 1st out, and was associated
4 pa son when playing for the play
his Clas Coriol
oblinea testend century in Hong Kong Con- an apibeaten 118 Think bemmungs, Kingsford way he almost had Stokes out,
Pearson miss ted is overnight score of
An ralfas Avey snack
extra 3 to 115 yaenday in ju! about
for kixkh ball. however, Salmanes betting up five sixes
aprouted Rowe's off-stump, and in & 25 overs he had accounted I had one "life" at 37 when ter seven of the HKCC wickets,
straight toi fixe
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Irtipped There were two wrie all nut for 156 runs
Fensters whe. Killer at -horter mud-off and get his hands hell, a the drives Wett l for called carees Mjet Deighton, Who
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In the second innings, Stokes pierced Through Deighton's attacking feld frum the very
first over with two fours, and playing bright offensive cricket knocked up another good half- century. He and Kilbee :aw BO runs being hoisted for the Arst wicket before being separated, this tísnie dispite Deighton' accurate last ones,
for Rowe and Except Pritchard, the other Cricket Club bats probably thought that dis- cretion was the better part of valour and with Christmas just round the door it was wi'er to let the dangerous ones take their course.
Hero
of the Hancock Shield match last week, Rory MacPherson made a desperate
Further improvement by the lower ranking teams was the main feature of the First Division soccer league time they matches played during the week-end. This went a step further, when Eastern bagged a kill in third-sweep in the first innings, missed placed Kowloon Motor Bus,
Both South China and Army were fortunate to keep their first and second places respectively by defeating successful Kitchee and South China, more particularly so in the case of Army.
atl
team coming
promises more upsels as the season draws tits close.
The Busmen were not at fuafi
and cons strength yesterday.
down
ST. JOSEPH'S-SING TAO
Innings, but Deighton's
THE SCORES
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UNBROKEN PARTNERSHIP.
Major John Deighton and Sqn/Ldr Roy Kingsford returning to the pavilion Kingsford for the lunch interval after an unbroken partnership of 135 runs. was then unbeaten with 118 runs and Deighton 53 runs. Deighton was also the most successful bowler of the match, ta king seven wickets for 13 ráns in the first innings and four wickets for 54 runs in the second innings.
A TRIUMPH FOR KOWLOON
Mainlanders Far Superior
In All Grades Of Hockey
By "RECORDER"
It was quite definitely a triumph for Kowloon in the Hockey Asso- ciation's exhibition series in aid of the Olympic Games Fund at the Club de Recreio yesterday afternoon.
Kowloon started off by beating Hongkong 3-9 in the men's match, then went on to win the ladies' match 2-1 and finish off by heating the Combined Services 2-1. The Rest side that beat the Combined Services was very much a Kowloon side ex- cept for Ponniah in goal and one or two others.
When all was over only three Hongkong players had anything said in their favour particularly worth recording.
Q
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con-
At
each
more
the ball completely and found
Members of the Selection Com-To start off with--that of the The short passes seldom missed dislo@ged a his midle stump
a pick-up, but the shooting was celebrating Kowloon's "Colony's goalkeeper. mittee He was more yard behind.
could not last Triumph
night University's 5. N. Ponniah did often a fraction too early or too the second
He did late. quickly decide whether Willie not disappoint anybody.
The star of the forward line much to do, but again
found Reed was still worth his place not have too
Gerry deliveries
centre forward just
Es the Colony's centre-half. came out of this still the reliable was
veteran Ponniah, a little too Gusano. That seems to be an a shade too fast for his roaring the drives. A
arose from protest
They considered the possibility sure of himself but still a solid acknowledged fact, though no one bowling Even St Joseph'- put u
as tempers The Cricket Club's
of D. Handyside of Victorians last ditch between victory and can hit the nail exactly on the head and explain further. The and meditable stand, KMB players, and
extent their taking over in the Interport defeat.
best offered is that, "He's always TEM Sing gainst
yesterday, got frayed, Kwok Ying-lok wes and to a certain
by Ng Kel-Belding failed them yesterday. Shield brought
RAF'S LAC Kasbi, holding there." holding the Challenge
off still thought Willie at 45 a better
A. Marques at inside-left, a favourites to a goalless severe in cheung near the penalty area. No less than 170 runs including match but, after long argument,
choice behind a fast forward the fort for Combined Services,
had more to do and relied on a great opportunist, had the first half. They were lead- Ng was promptly given march- seven sixes were knocked
them in just about 80 minutes.
very reliable foot. His kicking spectacular moments and never ing by one goal to nil at the ing orders.
"Against 10 men, Eastern put, In this they were a little rather line. of the second half
was an talled on any possible chance. beginning
the whole Ozorio said about
Kowloon's goalkeeper Doreen was artistic and there
of Thunderbolts, his Hongkong's idea behind the foot, even when M. Yusuf, Kwok Ying-lok worked his way der a blazing sun When they cracked up to lose the issue beyond doubt when unfortunate, having to fie'd un by theer goals to one.
right wing of Maureen Hodkin-a very understanding forward outside, was quick and clever and Eastern's win over Kowloon through and neatly tipped the morning.
son and Valerie Jillot. "They line was upon him from either fitted himself into a front ling In one particular over, Vetor Bus, though next only ball past an outpositioned Suen
fierce forward line, wing and the centre, where the that was foreign to him. off were Kingsford and Smith look
ball was going to. to the CAA victory over Army Po-on.
Bertie Gosano and Ernie Fowler 21 runs, including a successive especially on the right." in its unexpectedness, was fully
Sing Tao tried to work up 46 and 6 by Kingsford. Kilbee
In the earlier match, Army's made up the other wig and it the and
consistent deserved
The men proved quite
S/Sgt. Pittan and Recreio's J. was this wing that bothered improvement shown by this up some new tactics in what they took over the last over of the
that Hong
It thought was a practice match for them against St Joseph's morning, resorting to full tosses clusively yesterday
missed kong hockey is coming back to Garcia (not so much tested) also Kasbl more than anything.
was a veteran wing with plenty went what it was before the war. To put in solid clairns.
of sting. but received a scare when they on the leg! Kingsford found it
it impossible not only to three of them and two
put it mildly, they were faster The full-back problem is more past the boundaries for byes!
The selectors' problems are enjoyable than the ladies and the Simmons or tess solved. Recrelo's A. Nery in the first half, Stil it was an score a goal but were actually one goal match with some bright cric-wing was blow by comparison. and
covered their own. The gentlemen should J. B. Consalves picuously among the main down after 10 minutes al the
would, however, ket, which
other up so well that, not be envied their task. From the point of view of goalkeeper Yu Kai-yan were
The first goal was Bertie secing that one of the two is a The second half. and right half Tang Sum.
The Saints' defence worked have been more interesting with
the Cricket Club fielding their organisation, it was great certainty, it is felt that he would Gosano's, though Ernie Fowler Eastern players, however, play-
Trojans for the
It stufted from a pats major
triumph for the ladies. In con- be unhappy without the other scored it. થઈ the more constructive font like
trast to the way and their best team.
it is done period of the game
There is an outside possibility from Gerry to Bertie, were more purposive
tackling time
football matches, there were no that RAF'S Wilson and Noonan Marques, on #pass from ball and and accurate in their passes fast first-time
cordons of police thrown around Once again the Eastern defence and again upset the Sing Tao
with
native 'combination. short pussing movements.
Rochs and Miller, Stokes 55, L. D. Kilbee 40, G. T.
The third and last goal of the exhibition as good an
of stond up prominently,
Rowe Major Deighton seven for for
have the match
Services' Lee Ping-chiu claiming the hon's two backs,
The half-bacies
was the the
wing-halves, 13).
hockey ($2.40 for three matches two and
and Santos, were
instead of a Toledo share of the honours.
fantastic price for selectors stumped. The Com- Chamberlain pushing the ball in COMBINED SERVICES the comparison, the Busmen constantly in the thick of
în linings
one match) had a welcoming bined Services were without off a rebound. were a disorganised team, and
Widget F/Lt Ball. e Connet, Pritchard 18 smile trom
Margo Major Deighton, playing cricket Iray. were obliged on the majority of
The Saints took the lead 10 Capt Allix. b Connett
Blenkinsop thrown in. occasions to resort to individual
the second half. After drawing Sen/Lr Kingsford, not out
The ladies and hit and run tactics, which minutes after the resumption of St Moorhouse, MacPherson, b badly lacked
cked strong finishing and out the defence, Castilho swung 44 Wilson, bonnett shooting
power
children, who helped sell pro- On his right, Capt. A. B. the upset of the season against the ball across to an unmarked Major Deighton, nos out
Extras Eastern
gammes or gave sideline exhibi- Dudley, a stickler and stopper. Kowloon Ladies and they ed. 10th minute of the first half Taking his own time, Pereira the stern opened the scoring in Gussy Pereira on the left-wing.
Total (for four wickets dec.). 200tions of ball control) and were on his left, Sighn. Hammond, one-nit through a Jillot-Brandt through left-wing Lo Kwok-tai; sent in a nicely-placed grounder
(Capt Haycroft,
san still entertaining tableloads of a player with unorthodox but effort fairly early on, Capt Nicholson.
Half-backs Doreen Handyside who ran in with the ball and into the far corner of the net.
Sing Tao obtained the equalis and A. C. Jackson did hot bit).
Cand Goldsworthy. Major Pearson fang long after the matches were very effective stickwork.
over.
Sainsbury kept the drove in a hard cross shot into
On the other side was Willie and Ann the near corner of the net. At
unfortunate the interval, Eastern led by the error by one of the St.
ing goal through an
Joseph
A. A.Junior play with their forwards marty Said a leading night of the Reed with
ald on the all the way through and Valerie solitary
defenders. Attempting to stop
football world who was present, Remedios a sound stop hom Sixteen minutes after the goal clearance, he tipped the ball caninett
right and very understanding or Jillot, originally a reserve, put in "They will not contribute very wille. On the other was Bhagat a grand game on the right wing resumption, а lob by Fong towards his own goal, allowing and
muth to the Olympic Fund; but Kwok-yuen, the Eastern inside-
Chu Wing-keung to run through
the gesture is very much ap. Singh, a bundle of, energy who to combine with Maureen over the head of the with it. His drive, however, hit
yesterday Tost i eye but has Hodkinson and Lilli Brit in preciated."
of powerhouse proved himself on other de-a succession, advancing goalkeeper hit the the cross-bar, but Lee Hung-ker
raide. The two fiet matches were 20 casions. cross-bar, and referee Carnell followed up with a pile-driving. D. Kilboe, e Jackson,
b Deighton
Kowloon held the balance UL. P. Bloker, 'o Deighton,
minutes each way and did not The forward situation 18 even with Nydia Oamund and Normin pointed to the centre-spot,
Immediately after this Sing b. Kingsford samtakaan
prove very much. The third more of a problem. That, Lt. Hml danking Amber Notan in a Tuo eat into the lead through T. Rowe Deighton
a. H. P. Pritchard, not eli Si Pel-yin who sent in a cross | R. M. Maophenon, b Deighton grounder through a crowd of it. It. D. Hubble, e Haycroft,
with goalkeeper Crookes. D. Channon, Hot out
Tochi (for five wickets doc.)
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Dalgliton Section of Mira Bay Handicap edge of the goalmouth.
HOW THEY STAND
Nicholson. will be run as Race 9 at 6:00
First Division
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By Order
H. MISA,
Secretary.
HMISA
EXITAN
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Watch: Thor
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younger
LADIES” MATOR
The Hongkong Ladies looked were everywhere energetic, at times even brilliantle they were about to pull off
very
i was billed as the main item opTerry" Chamberlain, of Royel adod defensive, half-back line...
the programme and had the Navy, better known as a full- Selectors all keyed up on solving, Back, led the Combined Services The King George V School Interport problems.
ONE OF THE BEST
attack and proved an, duressive completion of Shelia Mail and Teacher who twice furt missed Hilary Hale on thể lớn wing did
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The third match was one of Calls Mackenzie vero & very alon *the best hocker, exhibitions in sound right wing. Much sounder centre TNT ARE
the Colony in many youre ent was the loft wing of Col. "Brown the
1 left the Selectors more puzzled and LAC Card of RAT
than they had been Såld latter being of considerable value Graninther "Pater May very 15 Brown, Both WICH
an, late yesterday, vening, I am not speed and coruddefable making my mind to "thout and the opportune moment
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