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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB FIFTH RACE MEETING 1952/53 Saturday, 22nd November, 1952. (Hold under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club)
There, are 8 ruces. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2 n.m.
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Through Tickets reserved for this meeting but not paid for by 10 a.m. on Friday, 21st November, will be sold and the reservn- Lion cancelled for future meetings.
To avoid congestin at the Cush Sweep Ollice & Queen's Building, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the Club's Branch Ofees at:-
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The teatless following tulestem
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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952.
TIGHT STRUGGLE BETWEEN SOUTH CHINA AND PANDAS LIKELY ON SUNDAY
►
By "KEYSTONE"
At the completion of two months of regular League play, with three Senior "A" teams running neck to neck in a triple-tie, the South China and Warriors teams will swing into action on Sunday against the Pandas and CAA respectively in their bids to increase the slim margin of lead they hold over the other teams of the Division.
The idle Braves, snugly sandwiched between the other two occupants of the top perch, will be in a position to sit back and watch their lead-sharing rivals risk heing toppled from the coveted preinier rankinį. -
Lifxit
as
and
three
excoliont
a
While
only one Senior "B", will be given a thorough going | this Patton, too, must be game is stated for the week- over.
serium blow to the Beatcuis, end svith
the badly-slipping DISASTROUS START Po, with his peppery anties Red Sox fighting_for_the_cellar- After a disastrous three-loss behind the plate and rifle-throws with the Panda full start this season, the Pandus erass the rinmond, left a top schedule of games wil be on seem to have pulled themselves which has yet to find a worlly
In both the Ladies'
although Two-ion Hip
together somewhat and, dishing successor, Juntr Divisions,
to put in up it brand of ball more like Lulu" has managed games in cach
league' are due that they put up under Welly some
Nilnd natcting for play-off.
Ma's managing last year, have in substitution. gathered in their games
by comfortably margins.
However, judging from his last performance on the mound, hurler Jackie Wei appears to have made little, if any, progress over last season in control. Either it
The only Junior game of note Will uc the CAA-35 Bantons affray tomorrow after- noon, with the Gunners all US to dump the Chinese Athletics down into the tall-spot to beca company with their brothers and sisters 43 the higher Divisions.
elder
Inst
two widle
In offensive powers, however, the Pandas remotu virtually un changed this year, except for the absence of lead-off man Y. Liang from the line-up. With distance-hitters Y. S. Liang, Tomi Wei and C. Y. Lu to face, the Harold Ong, Wally Ma,
South China Beld will be in If busy time toinorrow for
By for the best_game_of_the is those extra three kibing, week; will be the South Chin-feet added to the pitching dis- Pandas scrap. Featuring such luce, or h
, or he is lusing some of his morning,
During the past two seasons, stars as rubber-jointed C. M. "stuff" on the ball through lack.
the South China boys have of practice. Tsang the initial station and oldtimer Y. T. Chan at the
Whatever the case, his pitches muged to hold their own and keystone sack, and with Rabbit no longer carry the authority split honours with most of the other top teams in the Senior Long and "toundhouse peg"
sund fire of last season when long
League, but invariably they Y. K. Clum at the left side of processions ut. hopless victims have had to bow-to their Pandas the diamond complete a glit were obliterated via the crikeve
compatriots. -Infeld, nay insticid grounders hit out route.
Having already broken one off twirler P. C. Wong's slow On the contrary, opposing other such tradition in downing risers
are certain to be on- batsmen have been slumming out the CAA this season, the Nam verted into easy outs. A sure-solid base-hits off him with mor-Wah outfit will be gunning for catch trio of fast legmen will ifying regularity and gune ure 41 tute care of long gies to the the days when Pandas fans could outer gardens.
happily count on enemy batter being retired in short one-two three order, inning upon inning. The loss of Jackie's vociferous
Cash received in respect of Dividends should be checked before leaving the Pay-Out Counters ns no claim for short |· payment of the value of tickets presented can be entertained unce Investors have left the Counters.
All-winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be prc- sented for payment at the Race Course on the day to which they refer, but none will be paid later than one hour after the time for which the lust race of the day has been scheduled to be run
In no cireumstances will any Dividends be paid or refunds made unless a ticket is produced. Payment WILL NOT be made on torn or disfigured tickets.
MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE
In attack, the Num Was boys rely more on bunts and short hitting than on weight behind
the bat, and the Paitas' infeld | battery-miste, Raymond To,
NSW v. QUEENSLAND SHEFFIELD SHIELD
MATCH SCORES
Bearcat rivals and, considering now against their the much-weakened Pundas out fit this year, chances
are that they will pull it of.
FLENTY TO SPARE In the other Senior
"A" Division encounter of the week- end, the triumphant Warriors, still Immersed in the after-glow of last week's win over China,
South.
with
place Murdle the lust-
plenty to
Unlike
Followers of cricket will be interested in scores just whe received of the Sheffield Shield matches between New South Wales and Queensland played at Brisbane and Sydney. The first match was won by NSW by 253 runs on the first innings while in the second fixture New South Wales won by nine wickets,
Several of those participating visited Hongkong in October when the Australians provided a delightful week
of cricket.
wer
Seures in the Brishane match R. Denaud, e Pallon, ↳ McCaul
H. 1dridwall, Hi Chek A. Davidson, not nul NSW 1st Inns,
G. Truma
R. Archer, Clark
S. Barnes, e Jolinson, d Archer
A. Morris, e Magkav, h Baymer
1. Craig Sanders, Mecool
1k Flekyo, at Tallon, in second
K. Miller, & Haymer, b Mackay 10
Burke, e and batecost
7. de Courey, Tallon, b Smith
1. Benaude Sand, b Mecodi E
It LindwaR, How Johnson
A. Davidson, not out
1. Truchano, aun qul
Extras
Totul
Cueensland—191_inns,
K. Archer, lbw Lindwali Sunders, Mifer
Landw
K. Jack, & Morris, Lindwalt
Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladles. Mackay, Miller, MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.
NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and the Club Rooms al $10 Including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary al Alexandra House, on the written or personal introduction of a Member, such meinber to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment of all chits, etc.
Only a limited number of badges admitting to Members' En- closure will be on sale at the Race Course.
The Branch Offers and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11 am, and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 un. The Treasurers' Cumpradore Ofice is situated at Queen's Building, 'Ground Floor, Chater Roud, and the Secretary's Office at Alexandra House, 8th Fluor.
A limited number of tins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818).
NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PRE- MISES DURING THE MEETING.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE ·
The Price of admission to the Public Enclosure will be $3 including tax for all persons including Ladies and will be payable at the Gate.
Any person leaving the Public Enclosure during a Meeting will forfeit his or her right of admission to the Enclosure and will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3.00 in order to gain re- admission.
BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN, ETC., WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE,
SERVANTS' PASSES
Servants' passes will be issued to private box holders only, who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and to endorse their names on the pusses. Holders of such passes are not permitted in the Members" „Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their
employera stands.
Owing to the congestion in the Members' Betting Hull and at Boothe adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders' and "Members are requested to ensure that their servants make use only of the Iubllo Betting Mali. Military Police will be posted at varliki polots In- the enclosure to ensure that 'this' regulation is udhated to.
By Order,
·H. MISA,
'Socretary.
Clark
Exitas
Total
Bowling Analysis
IL Archer
Johnson
MeCoul
Hayınor
480
M
#
14
15.5
4:1
3
17
1)
13
14
เน
Queensland—1st Inns.
W. Brown, `Lindwalj
1. Sanders. b Lindwali
K. Mackay, e Bennud,b Davidson 31
L. Johnson, lbw Lindwall......
2K, Archer, b Davidson........
F Toovey, Morris. b Bernaud 33 Toovey, e Benaud, b Davidson
C. McCool, not aut
R. Archer, e Trueman
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D. Tallon, e Lindwall, b Benaud 34
M Rayner, C. Trueman,
Davidson
1. Jetson, run out
C. Smith, lbw Barnes
Extro
Tatak
Queensland-2nd inns,
C. McCool, e and b Davidson..
R. Archer, run out .......
Tallon, c Trueman, b Lindwnlt
N. Raymer, not out
J. Clark. b Davidson
Extra
. Total
92
246
Bowling Analysis
OM 11
W
Milller
Lindwall
Davidson
0.11 20
K. Archer, at Trueman, b Barnes 23 Sanders, lbw Barnes
Muckay, not out................... Jack, & Lindwall, li Elegant Toovey, e and Flocklan MeCom, e Miler, # Burke Archer. D. Davidson
Tallon, e Burke, b Flockton V. Haymer, Burke Johnson, Flockton, Burke Smith, and b Benaud
Extran
Total
MATCH AT SYDNEY
NSW ist inima-
S.G. Barnes, low Clark, *
A. Morris, e Mackay, ↳ McCool
1. Craig, e Tallon, ₺ N. Archer
K. Miller, Clark
8. Carroll, b Clark
J. Burke, e Rayner, b McCool
J. de Courcy,
at Talion,
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Barnys
Second Innings
K. Archer, b Lindwali
Brown, Trueman, Lindwati.. Markay, b Davidson ...........
17 McCool, st Trueman, 3 Davidson
à ¦ Toovey, e Tryginan, h Lindwall. 5 It. Archer, © Trueman, ʼn üflensud
Sanders, run out... Tallon, e Trueman, b Dames ... Raymer, e Trueman, 5 Miller Johnson, i Biler Clark, not out
Extras
Total
120 1.Indwall
Miller Davidson
71 Benaud
Barnes
Craig' Burke
Bowling Analysis
NSW
Burke, not out
be=yd།
M
2nd Inn.
Craig, c Tallon, b B. Archer Davidson, not out
Extras
Athletics
KANGAROOS LOSE TEST
Greni Britain defented Australia by 21 points to five in the Second Rugby League Test at Swinton, Manchester. Photo shows D. D. Valentine (Great Britain)
getting the ball away after being tackled.
Chances
Tomorrow's
At The Valley
By
"RAPIER”
The Fifth Race Meeting of the new season under the auspices,of, the Hongkong Jockey Club will be held tomorrow afternoon at Happy Valley when eight races will be contested.
The first Saddling-bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m, with the first race starting at 2
p.m. sharp.
There are two important events down for decision. The first is the Hongkong St Leger, confined to 1952 Ponies, while the second is the St Andrew's Plate for Clasa 2 ponies.
Followers of Mr A. Ostroumolt penalised by lbs. (which I will regret to learn that he will believe it can handle). not be in the saddle tomorrow, us be has gone to hospital for treatment for a throat allment.
FIRST RACE
Gauldry Handiran (First Section): Six FurionRS,
Anna gave puntera a jolt the last time it r against Clon- feckle
with Mr F. Noodt up, though this should not be taken as any indication of the pony's form. The distance is too long for its liking. It should not be neglected, however, well redeem itself.
and may
Ben Lomond, in view of the
is also to be
Moon and, in view of the weight of 140 lbs. It is not to be ignored. SEVENTH RACE
Tay Bridge Handleap: Six Furlongs, The draw for positions and the ability to get off quickly at the start will prove important factors in this race confined to Closs 7 ponies.
Brivisto, which was second in the Notting Hill Handicap over the Champion distance al tho Third Race Meeling, is expected to annex this event, with Bea Macdhut
(Mr Kwok) coming in For the third position I fancy Kentucky Moon" (Mr Oliveira), Fol Chi (Mr Chuang) and Honey Dew (Mr T. L. Wong) should also figure prominently at the finish.
The opening race is confined former seasons, when the revult, inom novice riders. Going throughs a posed a real threat to buto Class 9 ponies to be ridden by In the Division, the CAA squad process of elimination, I think in no way resembles the smooth need only look for the winner
we ball-machine they were fast among the following-Calamity shorter distance,
car when they had the Louey
(Mr Lau Yau-leung), Some Fun reckoned with as the pony ran ard Sam. to brothers, Harry
(Mr E, S. Wong). A Grand Time quite well in the Griffins Cham-second.
Third Race buistee both defence and
and attack.
(Mr H. W. Mok), Amber (Mr plon Plate at the
Meeling Loopholes in the field, formerly. Shih) and Phoenix (Mr C. A.
·Teefleld was third in the race hidden and eclipsed by the bril- Lee).
tance of the Loueys, now gape Calamity, in view of its inst against Clonfeckle openly in both inner and outer win at the Third Race Meeting in meeting and at the last may be worth defence rings and the batting the Dragon's Back Handicap for following again as the distance
Class 10 ponies, has a great op is more suitable to it. order sadly lacks the punch and
portunity of scoring another win Power of yesteryear days. Confronted also with the sa
here. fact that team-morale has drop- even lower than their bottom-place standing in the lako more League, it would than an ordinary miracle to hatil the Athletics out of their deep gloom to snatch Sunday's game from the victory- flushed Warriors.
WEEK-END PROGRAMME
TODAY
Junior Division: 2.30 p.m.: CAA v. 35 Bantams; Pundās v. Comets.
p.m.:
Ladles Division; 4.00 Pandas v. South China,
TOMORROW Ladies' Division: 9.30 Wahooy.". CAA; 12.30 Squaws v. Pool To.
am.
For a long shot I suggest Johnber as this pany is capable of bringing off an upset.
FIFTH RACE
Wormii Ifandicap: Six Forlongs,
EIGHTH RACE Balmerino andicap: Yrom 2-1
Роз
This is the last race of the. day and will be contested by Class 7 ponies.
Some Fun should be in the running If given a good start. otherwise it may again prove & disappointment.
Looking over the entries, It A Grand Time, which has not raced since
This event will be contested would appear that Easy Slam its disqualification by Class 3 ponies. Judging (Mr Oliveira) is the logical Race Meeting. from past performances, I think choice for the Arst position. the Whitsun can give the above two ponies
the finish will be fought out First Editien (Mr Renfrew) good-fight-for the first place as between Straight Flush (Mr has shown rapid-Improvement it has been showing good form Boycott), Empress Delight (Mr during morning gallops and it at morning gallops. Amber and CF. Ng), Tonyber (Mr Chuang), should be near at the finish. Phoenix can be relied on to do Golden Daulla (Mr Kwek) and welt and should not be neglected. Amarant (Mr H. M. Botelho).
SECOND RACE
longkane St Leger: 191⁄2 Miles.
ran
Straight Flush, which second in the Curragh Handicap over the mile at the last moeting with Mr Ostroumoff up, has the recommendation for a win
This is the main event of the afternoon and is confined to p.m. Subscription
Ponics of 1952. best Judging from its win
in the here. p.n.: Grimns Champion Plate over 134 I expect It to receive stiff op-
miles
at the Third Race Meeting, position from Empress Delight, I don't think there is much doubt which was unplaced in this some but that
t Knock-down (Mr Robert race, as the pony is in excep- Tani)-will win again as it has tionally good condition
at the Meadowbrook Only
(Mr K. moment.
Then there is Tonyber. With
11.00
Junior Division: 12.30 Blackhawks v. Grins.
Senior "A" Division: a.m. South China v. Pandus; 2.00 pan. Warriors v. CAA.
Senior "" Division: 3.30 p.m. Red Sox v. Pandos.
WEEK-END
HOCKEY
Kwok) and Supreme Command
(Mr H. M. Botelho) to contenda reduction of 5 lbs. in weight with,
tomorrow, it is good enough to extend the above two ponies, THIRD RACE
while Golden Dahllo, a fost im➡ Gauldry landleap (Sezend. Sec-proving pony, might lion): Six Furlongs.
This race will be contested by the second section of Class following are Lengue ponles, and over this short dis- hockey Axtures for the week-tance the beat thing to do is to end:
look for sprinters.
The
SATURDAY Ladies' League Regrelo "A" v Dorians "White" K.Q.V ground at 4.35 p.m. Um- pires: Bgt C.L. Owen, Z.A. Abbas..
K.G.V. "A" v Gremlina "A 212 K.G.V. ground a1 3 pm: Umpires:
1. Crebas, Yaqub Khan.
Park
Victorians V_Recreio "D" King's Pool Ground at 4.16 pm. w Umpires: Lt B.NL Denver, Krishin
Lal.
Gremlins "D"
upset.
couse an
On uecount of Its low weight of 142 lbs. Amarant is a decided
menace.
SIXTH RACE
Dundee Standicap: 14 Miles. First of all we have Norse Class 9 ponies will try con- Lady to consider. It will be clusions here. Looking over the taken out by Mr Pote-Hunt and, entries, many will place their faith in Henrietta (Mr K. Kwok), remembering the way It ran and won the Obelisk H Handicap which has been penalised 10 lbs. over this distance at the Third on account of its second placing Raco Meeting with Mr Auchnie behind Great Conqueror in the up and paid
over the three-figure Proudstown Handicap ப dividend, many rely on it when
will no doubt two-mile post at the last meet-
making their Ing. bets.
I prefer Dawn (Mr F. Noodt), Personally, I think that Norse which is very fit at the moment, Lady should win, but Care with Chief Witness (Mr Oliveira) (Mr R. Free (Mr Samarcq) is not to be second and Heliophyte First Division (Men's) Army "A" Polley-Sookunpoo at ignored on this pony can move Tsai) third. 2.30 p.m. Umpires: 7.5. Crewel, some and the distance is more to
its king..
Comet (Mr Chun Kit), Copper Thunderbolts "A" v R.K.H.C.—| (Mr_Liu) and Ironside (Mr F. Royal Navy Ground No. 1 of 10.30 Noodi) are quite fast over o a.in. Umpires: W.O.. A.N. Nixon, short distance and will be near w❘ Makhan Singh,
Ground at 3 p.m. Umpires: A.. Nery, P/O K.. Whittaker.
Dorions "Green" v K.Q.V. “B”...... King's Park Pool Ground at 3 p.m. Umpires: Szt Fairhurst, L/Bar | Finlayson.
24 | P.F. Xavier.
Total (for 1 wkt) Bowling Analysis
15
Clark
R. Archer
Johnson McCool
SUNDAY
First Division (Men's)
_IA.F._V Argonauts. "A"--Kat] at the Anish.
TAK el 3. p.m. Umpires: J.B. Gonsalves, W.0,1 N.W. Letori,
Y.M.CA
V Royal Navy--)King's Park Pool Ground, at 2,40 p.m. Umpires: F/Sgt L.F. Leigh, FIULI E.J. Gordon.
FOURTH' BACE
St Andrew's Platat From Z-Mile Post,
Willie Pep Wins Royal Navy Ground No. 2 at 10.30 following ponies to fight, out the
St Louis, Nov, 10. Wille Pep, former feather weight champion, scored
This is the second important Second Division (Men's)) Thunderbolts "Ev Datch ILC race of the day and I expect the .m. Umpires: Crihat Lall, Aissue-Clonfeckle (Mr Samare), Nav Dharat, v' 1655AAF-King's || Anna. (Mr_|_Poto-Hunt), Ben Park Fun) "Urrung at 10.30 3 Lomond (Mr Boycott), leeneld inpires: W.0,1. M.J. Pellers, Sat (Me S.-W. Tong), and Johnber
(Mr Chuang).
T.G. Davies.
unanimous 10-round decision
Sookunpata 11.C... Army " to-night over Fabela Chavez.Happy Valley Pool Ground-nt 1 ura,
Clonfeckie, Judging from its Both men weighed 129 pounds. Jardine.
Umpires:, P/D. P.3. ̧. Dall," - Sgt (T,
second placing behind Gold Chavez.
24-year-old Teams or umpires, unable to meet | Medal in the Brighton Handicap Mexican, was no match for Pep, liste fixtures are requested to com- Lover: 11⁄4 milas at the last meet fact G. Verheul. - the: Hon. Fixture who did not lose a round of the link 11 immediately fog, shad very good slange pi United Press{
winning although it has boon"
by phone 30343.
Fleet Admiral (Mr Botelho) has 135 lbs. to carry and it may be worth a place, bet here.
Mr Chun Kit will be entrusted with the task of riding. Prairio
Thunderbolt (Mr Bolelhi0) is coming along nicely but I cannot sec it
above- bealing tho mentioned ponies and the best can do is, to take third position.
For those looking for an out. sider, Ifurry On (Mr B. L. Tao) Ja the pony.
H.K. Swimmers Invited To Manila
Miss Cynthia Eager, Miss Irene Kwok Kam-ngor and Cheung Kin-zian, who re- presented Hongkong at the Olymple Games in itetsinki, have been invited to take part in an All-Comers Meet Lo be held in Manlia on December 27 and 28.9.
- This was revealed yester.": day by Mr A. da O, Bales, Hon. Secretary
General, Committon of Hongkong, who said ibas he had receivedl a communica.... tion from the Philippine Amateur Athletic Feders- floja
three inviting the
Olymplo
swimmers.
Mr Bales further aald that' the invitation had been row: ferred to to Hongkong. 'Amateur Swimming AssQ-` slation for transmission to the swimmers.