BRITISH BOXERS TO TOUR KOREAN BATTLEFRONT. HONGKONG AND JAPAN
London, Jan. 15.
The British Boxing Champions, Johnny Williams (Heavyweight) and Randolph Turpin (Middleweight) are to tour the Korean battlefront, Hongkong and Japan in the summer.
They will be accompanied by Freddie Mille, former World Lightheavyweight Champion, who is organising the four, and probably Tommy Farr. former British Heavyweight Champion, who once fought Joe Louis for the world title.
BADMINTON
The
RESULTS
Mills completed arrangements today with the entertainments branch of the War Omec.
take all
I had hoped
Ho
eight
British Champlons, but he has been restricted to a party, of four,
"Although have retired from Chinese "Y" beat Club the ritst. I am going to box in
the Altxen
The party," Doubles "A" League Badminton exhibitions with
Milly said.
de Reerelo
match fast night by 5-4.
"We are also going to give
Miss Winner Cheung and talks on sport and arrange quiz mand Yum FCTRY..
Mr E TEN
beat Mi
bret Bonessivo. 21.17
$
Xuven
Bener 2017. Test Me
and PM, 1002 22-0
M.
Tuograminer,
"I have told the War Offer I not to trouble about a ring. All Catal__ Patrielt | We need will be a flat wece of
Chun Kie Wong on to Mr and Me Guindy ground to get on with the Jub." 17-21 boat Blue Hemrater and ---Milis sald the party was.
31-17: Jost to to overseeiled to fly to Koren in the and fozario 20-23
first or second week in June, but it Williams, Turpin or Furr were engaged nights, they would wait until afterwards.→ Reuter,
Foo
Mes prothy Lam and W.F bet te nd Mrs Gonsalves 21-17; lost to Miss Remedios and Scan 21-1, lost to Mine Xavier ural Bu 72 20-21,
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
ANNUAL RACE MEETING 1953
Saturday 17th, Wednesday 21st & Saturday 24th Jan. 1953 (Hold under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club),
The First Bell will be rung at 11.30 am, and the First Race will be run at 12.00 NOON each day, The tin interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.)
There are 10 ruees each day (30 in all).
Through Tickets (30 Roets--$600,00) also tickets ut $2.00 each for the Special Cash Sweep on the "Pearce Memorial Cup Sweep" scheduled to be can on 24th January, 1953, may be obtained at the Cash Sweep Office of the Club at Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Road.
Through Tickets reserved for this mecting but not paid for by 10.00 u.m, on Friday, 18th January, will be sold and the re- pervation cancelled for future meetings,
To avoid congestion at the Cush Sweep, Onice at Queen's Building, sweep tickets may also be purchased at the Club's Branch Offices at:-
5 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong
or
382 Nathan Road, Kowloon.
TOTALISATOR
The attention of Totulisator Investors is drawn to the following rules:--
50
Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies declared by the Stewards when the "ALL CLEAR" is given. The "ALL CLEAR" signal will be indicated by a white light at the Totalisator Tower, BACKERS ARE AD- VISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EXHIBITED.
Totalisator Tickets should be examined; and checked be- fore leaving the Selling Counters as mistakes of any descrip- tion cannot be rectified later.
Cash received in respect of Dividends should be check- ed before leaving the Pay-Out Counters as no claim for short "payment" or the "value" of tickets presented ́cun ̄be 'entertained
unce livestory have left the Counters,
All winning tickets and tickets for relunds must be pré- 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 last face of the day has been, scheduled
to be un.
In no circumstances will any Dividends be paid or re- funds made unless a ticket is produced, Payment WILL NOT be made on torn or disfigured tickets.
MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE
Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladles MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.
NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
THE CHINA. MAIL FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1958,
BEING REBUILT
Experts reconstruct the famous bobsleigh run at Garmisch Partenkirchen, Upper Bavaria, Southern Germany, where the World Bobsleigh Championships are to be held during International Wintersports Week at the end of this month. New types of bobsleighs that are to be used have made the rebuilding of the famous rum necessary-Express Photo,
Rugby League Council Chairman Criticises Test Players
London, Jan. 15.
The Chairman of the Rugby League Council, Mr B. Manson, criticised the players of both sides in the Rugby League test match between Australia and Britain Odsal Stadium, Bradford, last month.
ai
,
But he said in a report, the Council disclosed today, that too much was made of what he termed unsavoury incidents in the game.
Mr Maison stated in the re
port
that the selection for A test match did not rest solely on the promincht players but they were chosen as representatives of the best in the game.
he said showed a few fleeting flashes of bouts of flaticuffs.
Mr Manson's report said that the Rugby League Council must insist on suitable exits and entrances for players and Any contravention, he added,cials from playing arcas to should be ruthlessly dealt with. dressing rooms adding. "It is Every sportsman deprecated | never a pleasant sight to have heated" altercations and
the police escort at any time." "players of both sides should" not Reuter
have stooped to unworthy did themselves tacties which and
considerable the game a amount of harm.
Mr Manson deprecated scenes
In the cinema newsreel which
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
Special Cash Sweep.
on the
Pearce Memorial Cup Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Saturday, 24th January, 1953. Members' Enclosure and the Club Rooms at $10.00 per day
Tickets in the above At including tax, for ladles or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Alexandra House,
the written or
personal | $2.00 each may be obtained at introduction of a Member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment of all chits, etc.
the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club at:- Only a limited number of badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will be on sale at the Race Course.
on
and The
at Queen's Buliding,
The Branch Onices, the Treasurers Compradore Office the Secretary's Office will close at 10.00 am, each day. Treasurers' Compradore Oukce is situated Ground Floor, Chater Road, and the Secretary's Office ot Alexandra House, 81: Floor.
A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27018)
ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S
NO CHILDREN WILL BE PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
will be
The Price of admission to the Public Enclosure $3.00 per day 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 hlor her sight 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 FERMITTED 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 passes, Holders of such passes are not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their employers' standa
Owing to the congestion in the Member's Betting Hall and at Boothu adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders and Members are requested, to ensure that their servants make use only of the Publie Betting Hall. Military Police will be posted at various points in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation is adhered to.
By Order,
H. MIBA,
Secretary,
to
Queen's Bldg., Chater Road 5 D'Agullar. Street 352 Nathan Rd., Kowloon.
Over 800,000 tickets sold
date.
H. MISA,
Secretary.
HELEN TRAUBEL
(Metropolitan Opera Soprano) MONDAY & TUESDAY 19th January, 1953 20th January, 1953
at the
EMPIRE
THEATRE (King's Road) Telephone No.-70103,
TICKETS BOOKED BUT NOT CALLED FOR BY MONDAY, 11 A.M., 19TH JANUARY, 1963; WILL BE SOLD.
SUNDERLAND JUST BEAT SCUNTHORPE
CAN ENGLAND BREAK THE SPELL?-SIX NEW CAPS IN WELSH RUGGER XV
*
By PETER LOVEGROVE
The annual Wales-England match is always one of the highlights of the Home Rugby Union season, but the clash at Cardiff Arms Park on January 17 has even more than usual interest, Wales were last year's Triple Crown winners, England runners-up-in the International table, and this encounter could very well decide the 1953 Championship.
It is the 58th meeting between the two countries. Though England have 27 victories to their credit in the series, four more than the Welshmen, they have lost the last four games, and indeed have to go back to 1947 for their last success. This, Incidentally, was at Cardiff, when Nim Hall, one of the two survivors of that XV, turned the scales with a brilliant dropped goal,
their
in bis
Jones was blooded in simber Hall was then stand-off half,) on all three occasions. where he stil? plays for his club Lewis Jones, now a R. L. pro- He is, of course, more for and caunty, but he has lost much ¦ fessional, was ne longer manner three years ago with of his old dash and speed, and available; CH Morgan and Hex conspicuous success, and Davies he will explain the side this Willis,
regular halves, might well follow time from full-back, where Eng-have been out of the game for footsteps. land have been moderately re- many weeks and showed un in- presented-in past seasons.
differently In the last Trial; out centre Alun Thomas was uf infinite with a dislocated thumb, and Dal resource and sagacity is no new-Davies, the Somerset policeman comer to the position--I saw him who won 13 caps as hooker, was playing there againet Swansea not it enough! four or five years ago—and hử may well make up by intelligent anticipation and podtioning what he lacks in fleetness Ji fool.
This
veleran
The other Englishman still in The XV after six years is the Northampton and East Midlands open-side wing-forward Don White, and no one would call him n veteran. There is no better spoiler or more dashing adventurer in the loose in the country today.
However, such is the wealth of talent
Wales ibat their successors mostly picked them- j selves, and though there are six now caps in the side only two have caused any surprise.
The diminutive red-headed Roy Burnett, one of the most brilliant attacking ployers of the post-war era, and his Newport partner. W. A. Williams, take over ut half-back.
"Dr. Livingstone i presum?
London Express Baratos
Snooker
Results
The RAF lost to Eastern "B" by 1-4 in u George Younger Snooker League match last night. RCC "Green" beat KCC "Red", 3-2, and Eastern "A" defeated POX Tamar, 6-0.
POTS AND PUTTS
By HENRY LONGHURST
It has long delighted me to compare the methods, hints, tips, short cuts, pitfalls and infallible "secrets" of golf with those of other games, and to note on the whola that there is little new under the sun, and that failure or success in the one spring from the same sources as in the
others.
Some recent New Year broadcasting enabled me to make such comparison in company with one who for a quarter of a century has excelled his fellows by a wider margin than any individual has excelled the rest of the work in any other game. From which it may be gather- ed that the rain could only have been Joc Davis.
But as Burnett's unorthodox FORWARD STRENGTH
play presupposes the necessity for a tried partner, the selectors Last year England built up a have made a proviso that, If one strong and heavy pack which of the halves has to withdraw, held its own against all opposl-they may consider it necessary
funnie than the rest of us. I did not have the heart to tion, including the Springboks, to choose another pair. Newport Like the great goalkeepers, he say that at least half a dozen and it is
never seems to have a difficult Open "Champions to the forwards again very wisely rested the pair lust
of my ac- that they look for success. The week-and against Cheltenham to shot. His ball is always teed quaintance had been chain-
up just behind selectors have not attempted to
the ΟΠΟ in smokers and that most of them front. His trouble these experiment with this invaluable avoid accidents, asset, and one of the only two Three of the new caps are in is that all the
artistry in of a mere 80 or 90 goes un- noticed by spectators, who ask only that he shall make another century. Having made 490-odd, he expects to make the 500th,
e
with sold
becoming dimdence, "about the of February."
changes they made --- N. A A.the serum, and all are richly Labushagne, П South African deserved. Gcofl Beckingham studying at Guy's Hospital, as (Cardiff), a Barry gardener, at hooker for Sule's E. Evans was last gets recognition for being the forced
ttk
them through injury. must consistent hooker in the They have strengthened the Principality. Then Judd, Cardin and blind side second row by the recall of Stan schoolmaster Adkins, of Coventry, who won wing forward, is strong and At three caps
In 1950, in place of and has been outalanding for
**པ་ 5. R. C. Matthews (Harlequins). Cardiff this season, as has been who is not the menace he used Dil
Johnson,
the
open-side
to be. This looks a very formid-backrow forward, for Swansea. able pack indeed, and it is Interesting to recall that the last PICKED THEMSELVES time England won the Triple
Newport and Cardiff share the in 1937. their main Crown,
three-quarter line equally, Ken strength was also at forward.
Jones (who has played in every International The selectors have banked on Walsh post-war aggression outride. Hall's and is now getting his 27th cap), outside-bulí is and Malcolm Thomas (14 cups) Martin Regan, of Liverpool and pleked themselves on the right Lancashire, who proved in the wing, and Bleddyn Williams (15 Trinis that he was swift, decisive caps) has been recalled at lefi
centre. and clever.
successor
at
will be his first
In the past couple of months he has confounded all those who considered him, a has-been and
has been displaying all this old
midle
SECRET REVEALED Davis's methods in potting reds"and" as the reports al- wayn conclude. colours"-must have lessons for
us who merely putt into substantially | into
I
Jargelt
gun.
the
bails
poc-
two-inch
to
JOE DAVIS would have been reduced
If asked to Jibbering idiots play the last round without, a cigarette.
kets. It was not until a years ago, when he
wrote # to book, that he came really analyse them. contained,
They he found, one vital secret, and this I elicited on our behalf. Stand by! Wait for it now! Don't jump the
The secret
head is "keep your down." Sorry! He scored one astonishing try
There are others, of course, at Workington. he saw a gap in,
less though
He has palatable. of all places, a line-out,
TAKE HEART and
for instance, practised two
We may
from cul clean through, the speed and
hours a day for about 27 yeurs
tako heart one thing, however. Jos Davi surprise of the--move catching everyone on the wrong foot. It kill. He, too, played in the 1047 which leaves even Stranahan though a keen golfer, is in the International match. Partnering this vastly with a bit to catch up - but higher double-figure - handicap experienced player is Gareth even here there is a crumb of class. He can pot, but he can- cap, but not the first time he has Griffiths, who is the
biggest been selected, for he had to drop
comfort, especially for those nat putt, neither can he pitch, who play on our humbler in- Thinking these to be at base out through influenza after being surprise of all. picked to play against Ireland
This 21-year-old P. T. student-land courses.
a simple matter, he approach- two seasons ago.
teacher at St Luke's College. For many усата he practisod ed an ex-Open chempion, who is also 110 mean hand at Cannell and Agar complete a Exeter, and former Welsh Sprint on a table with strong running midfield triangle. Junior Champion, has only made tch on the "spot" and another snooker.
cise- The former is easily England's occasional appearances
by two" "In the bout "Iour
But the ex-champlon, I fear, where. Did it not ruin his centre, outstanding
but he Cardiff 1st XV, but showed great
Instead of jumping at the ob be
plary unpredictable promise as a centre, and scored
asked, to practise Can
ឍ
on vious quid pro quo of half a
dozen lessons on green such a green? "Certainly not,
grate to his
he three grand tries against Cam- he replied, "It made it all the in exchange for half a dozen partners is clusive to the enemy, and bridge a month ago, London, Jan. 15,
when I got on a casier
#food on the green batze, replied it still remains to be seen what Sunderland, the First sort of understanding he wil He gave a fine display in the
with amiable bluntness, "You'll Our talk took place in a hos- never get any better not at Division club, had to fight atrike up with Agar, and what last Trial, scoring twice, and has
telry adjacent to the BBC and
your age." hard to beat Third Division chances they will give to their been glyen preference over much
average
bo golfer will
So
I may step in perhaps wingers blg Ted Woodward mare experienced players. It is opponents, Scunthorpe Unit-(wasps) and Waterloo's B. C.ad that his defence is suspect, ratified
learn that Joe here myself. There is one vitți ed, 2-1 in their Football Bazley.
and he will have a job marking Davis, the great precision ball secret both, in pliching and in Woodward, but there are no manipulator of all time. both putting. I learn! it several Association cup-tie third
about Woodward has been nursing al doubts
drinks though not, his attacking
to neod years ago when camo round replay today.
sprained ankle since Christmas; possibilities.
hardly add, with a capital Dwrite a book. at his best he moves with great
and smokes.
Stand byl Walt for it now.... They were a goal ahead at speed and perfect balance, and The other surprise is at full-
Did he find, perhaps, that a half time, but Scunthorpe is welget makes him a very back whore Gerwyn Williams, modest quencher before taking equalised and it was only nine tough proposition to ground when who has never given a poor the stage made the balls stand minutes from the end that. In full cry.
performance for. Wales, is dis-out a trifle more clearly? Alas Sunderland's Welsh
placed by Terry Davies, 20-year- for golfers who maintain that Pot national centre-forward, scored
Sykes (Wasps und old pit boy from Bynea, a village without their after-lunch port the winning goal.
Middlesex) la once again serum-near Llanelly, and now a Royal or kummel they are undone, half. Sykes's critics maintain | Marine Commando on bis the glass nearly fell from the that he is too individualistic and National Service.
exhibition an exciting such man's hand at great tries to do too much, but the!
basketball match at 'Southern Wasps have been so poorly served
thought. Terry, however, has been in
"There is not the money in Kearsarge beat South China Playground last night, "USS football at fly-half that he has had to first clasa
the world," he said, "that take on far more work in club seasons, made a great impression would induce me to touch matches than he would wish to tor Swansea against the Spring drop before playing.""
Inter-
Two opportunist · goals by
United Rotherham
brought then through their replay | against Colchester United. They now meet the holders, New- castle United.
Sunderland will meet Burn- ley in the fourth round.
Results of football matches played today were;
FA CUP
Third Round Replays Scunthorpe Colchester
1 Sunderland
0 Rotherham
THIRD DIVISION (Southern)
Coventry
2 Norwich Newport 0 Southend Walsall 0 Shrewsbury
--Reuter.
COLONY SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP
2
NM
uttempt in an International.
TWO YOUNGSTERS
for two
boks last season, has been ' 2 stalwart in the. Devon defence,
one.
the
But
to
What no
A
USS KEARŠARGE BEAT SCAA AT BASKETBALL
In
Athletic Association by, points to 41.
victors, Ovorion Well, cigarettes perhaps? For the and did well in all three Trials, public think of a
the scored 16 points, the highest would
snooker for his side, and Jefferson. con- tributed 17, Lee Shui-fung (of He is clearly a great player of player who actually amoket!?
3.C.A.A. scored 15..
The Welsh selectors, on the other hand, were faced with a the future, and many consider ha What Indeed, he added, worm- Three inter-school matches were number of problems owing to will become another Vivian ing to the theme, would the also played, the results of which
think injuries, loss of form, and "the Jenkins. · The - England. match | publie confusion of the Trials, when will be a severe test of his big golfers
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they
the
great were as follows:-Clenienti beat La Baile 33-20: Woli Nam, bet King's appoored,
Calicga 23-23; Queen's, College beat Clementi 18-17.-
the more fancied alde was beaten ! match temperament, but Lewis. smoking, on the links? 2
Following are the results of Colony Open Squash Champión- ship matches played at Victoria Squash Courts yesterday:
Third Round.--PL. Holman best J. D. Mackie 9-2, 6-3, 93; Major Kyto Dept D. Coney 7: Lt-Cmdr Cook best
Richardson |1-3, 91, 9-3, Major Fort beat Wing-
Cmdr Kettlewell 9-3, 0-0, 0-1,
"Quarter-final-let-toi Vader best, n. M. Macpherson #-0, 9-0, 6-0, $4..
THE GAMBOLS
YOUVE DROPPED A LING PHOTOGRAPH OUT OF YOUR HAND BAG
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