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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB FOURTH RACE MEETING
Saturday 20th November & Saturday 27th November 1954 To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)
THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 16 RACES
The First Bell will be runs at 130 p.m. and the First Race run at 2 pan. on both days.
The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.45 . on both days,
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED. All persons MUST wear their badges prominently displayeds Tooughout the meeting,
Admission Badges at $10 each per day are obstaloable through ale Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a Member, member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him. Tiffing will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in advaner from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).
NO CHILDREN will be admillori to the Club's premises dur- ing the Meeting. For this purpose a Child is a person under the age of seventeen years, Western Standard.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The price of admission will be $3 each per day payable at the Gate.
Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3 in order to gain re-acunission,
MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be RESTAURANT.
SERVANTS
obtainable in the
Servants must remuin in their employers' boxes except for They may un no secount use passing through on their duties. the Betting Booths in the Members Betting Hall.
CASH SWEEPS
Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $16.00 each for the second day of the Meeting may be obtained from the Coah Sweep Offices during normal office hours until 11.00 am, on 27th November.
Particular numbers within the series 1 to 4,000 may be re- served for all race meetings as Through Tickets. Such tickets will be issued consecutively only and the right is reserved by the Stewards to cancel any reservation for Through Tlekets for particular Meeting if it is found that sales may not reach the number reserved in the series 1 to 4,000.
In the case of two-day Race Meetings. Through Tickets may he purchased for each day of the Meeting provided that the second day is on a date not less than five days after the first day. In all other cases Through Tickets will only be sold for the whole meeting.
Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10 a.m. on the day precoding the Race Meeling for which they are re- served will "be"sold" and the reservation cancelled for future Meetings.
Tickets over 4,000 will also be issued consecutively but particular numbers cannot be reserved as Through Tickets.
The reservation of any particular number does not confer on the registered holder any rights whatsoever unless the ticket bearing the appropriate number is issued to and can be produced by the holder.
The Stowards reserve the right to refuse any rubscription also the right to remove any name from subscription lists' with- out stating reasons for their action.
Cash Sweep Tickets on the last race of the Meeting at: $5. cach may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Building. (Chater Road),. §. D'Aguilar Street and 382, Nathan Road during normal office hours and until 11 am, on both days of the Meeting.
SPECIAL FASH SWEEP
Tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Pearce Memorial Cup scheduled to be run on 22nd January, 1855, at $2 each, may be obtained from the Cash' Sweop Offices,
TOTALISATOR
Backers are advised not to destroy or throw away their tickets until after the "all 'clear" signal has been exhibited.
ALL WINNING TICKETS AND TICKETS FOR REFUNDS MUST, BE PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT AT THE RACE COURSE ON THE DAY TO WHICH THEY REFER, NOT LATER THAN ONE HOUR AFTER THE TIME FOR WHICH THE LAST RACE OF THE DAY HAS BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE RUN.
PAYMENTS WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN OR DIS- FIGURED TICKETS, -
da Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, eta will not be permitted to
operate within the precincts of the Hong Kong Jockey Club,
the Bjawards,
OINR.
THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1954.
WORLD RECORD TEAM
Miss Pat Smythe, riding Prince Hal, beat her own world high jump record for women in clearing 2.20 metres (approximately 7.218 feet) in the final event of the Brussels International Horse Show on November 22. - Express P'hole.
THIS
AFTERNOON'S RUGGER
RAF-Navy Pentangular Tourney Match Should Be Worth Seeing
"PAK LO By
SATURDAY SOCCER SPOT
"THE COOLER" COULD BE A THINKING. BOX FOR ERRING FOOTBALLERS
By I. M. MacTAVISH
Every now and again one comes across a suggestion that is worth further consideration and occasionally too there is a passing reaction of disappointment that you did not think of it first,
Sporting Record, a very popular British weekly newspaper, devotes a column to readers' suggestions and pays a nominal prize for what it considers to be the best letter of the week.
In the most recent issue a reader has received the award for a suggestion that will set lots of people thinking and I believe that while it is always Jimcult to succeed in getting changes made in the rules of football—and few would have 11 otherwise there is the basis of a good idea in this Iden,
many
showing
It may well be that there are taken on a much 0,0, c open ap- | after their excellent many road.org who are notrance with ta recent de-nyainst the Swedish AIK d quite familiar with the rules of feats of KMB and South Chin. the Hongkong representatives Ico Hockey and therefore I feel This of course is ad for the ❘ will be expected to coure out that, in fairness I should explain good of the game and adda new on top and claim the trophy for that the
umpire in that game and fresh interest
the next 12 monthæ has the authority to send a encounters that were in dunger
Here is the full schedule of player who commits on 1-of
relegation to the very or- gumca: furement into a rink side box diary statis of being just an-
Today familiarly called the Cooler other match.
Interport-Aw Hog. Cup: AU for a specific period of time,
All that has been changed Hongkong Vs. Singapore
Caroline Hill, 3.30 p.m.
Tomorrow Hongkong Selection Va. Slo- *apore nt Curoline 1. 3.30
In
By this means the offending and now half of the teams side is deprived of a vitni the competition are back player for a a period of the the race with a fair-if tem- Ukitumi game
which Als porary-chancr of getting their offence takes place...
‚and of | nosta out in front. course the culprit has a uttjo Kwong Wah seem to have time to quiclen down and apost
the early prumuse
and
at
Tuesday Combined Chinese Va. Singo- pore at Caroline Hill, 3.30 pan. All Fumes will be of #0
match is drawn, 託 will be r played tomorrow one-
preciate the errors of his ways. their display minst the Army
The period spent in the hox certainly did not show them in
light.
ไป varied in accordance with anything Br Championship | minutes' duration and it today's the Heverity of the offence committed and 1 in extreme cases the player can be ordered off the ice in exactly the some way footballer can be ordered
off the field of pluy.
The prize-winning letter Ln Sporting Record suggests that
There is an alteration in this afternoon's rugger schedule from that originally published. Due to pressure of work the Police this week find themselves unable to field a full fifteen, and have therefore cancelled their Pentangular game with the Army, which was to have taken place tuge of the game. at Kai Tak. It is hoped that they will be able to find time later to play off this match.
Ave or 10
"With the season about third of the way towards com- gletion it is quite impoulble to spot-or even have a guns at the eventual Champions, for or of the features of the SCREON Ban been the Tack
con-
the
Cance/ce
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find
If this is necessary the Hong- Selection game will be
Singapore visitors will themselves faced with stroug sides in the first two games and by an experimental forward line when they tackļo the Combined Chinese on Tuesday.
A similar system of punidiments sistence of even the hottest could be applied advantageous- prospects In the Lelique ract ly in soccer anxi givics the and in fact some of the results opinion that a great deal of the have, on the
surface at least, play andi questionable been quite fantastic.
It is most wwsual to see th dirty tactics
Chinese would disappear if a Have
selection without quick look at ย player lanew that he might b* South China-Kwong
players like Yiu Cheuk-gin and Wah-Mok Chun-wah and one or iwa pent into the cooler for
say Army triangle. Kwong Wah minutes at a vital started the season in a blaze of
others. loy by beating the
If this is a change from 'Pay' Caroline appreciate that a nearlyHill boys.
to Play as the selection crite who in their turrien then it fe all to the good, similar system is used in Water gave the
Army 22 mergliess but it is hardly a Pola and it is my opinion that hiding.
timely or It is a good one, but the ques-
The Army Kwong Wah tussie generous stroke by the HKCFA tien Is could it be worked satis-hould on a mathematical basis when one remember that it is factorily in football?
been a good thing for the tour!!!
the HKFA which is sponsoring have The answer, for the present Kwang Wah, but as we know
least, must
remain a con- very well it simply didn't work fecture, but it is a constructive out that way and in fach the the sult, but I wonder if the
and ono must up- Chinese boys got almost as big
can be The Ume lapse between the|enable spectators 10 get from three
line. while Dark, Inst ploud : originality that it
trashing
from the soldiers Bale receipts. last ending of the first game and the Boundary-Street to Kal Tak in week's
minute inclusion, shows.
as the soldiers had earlier re- No doubt many folks will coived beginning of the second will time to see the second game if [retains his place.
from South China. they hurry.
Davies is in place of Gammon supply many reasons why it Crazy
isn't the ward for it. not be considered and but them it is this should In the first gume the Club at fly half, and Davis takes over
very
* factor would not have made quite a few changes
work, but of unpertainty that makes soccer from Gibbon. This should im- why it
then maybe, like me, they are the great game it is. to give some of their "B" eam prove the three line, and if they members a chance against
just a little sorry that the idea
Incidentally I believe can get together quicker they
didn't occur to them. could beat the Navy. strong team.
well have
This, however, still leaves two games to be played this afternoon. The Club is playing the Gunners in a "friendly" on the Army ground at Boundary Street (near the Police Recreation Ground) at 2.15 p.m. prompt (all Club players please note the time) and the RAF and the Navy meet in their Pentangular game at 4.15 p.m. at Kai Tak.
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NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
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The RAF should see the larger share of the ball and if their threes will only get going at the comfortably.
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DON'T GET
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THE REF.
Well, that Russian referee might have been wring when the
gave a free-lek instead of a penalty in the Arsenal-Spartak match.
points of fact
as
Knight takes over from Meffan
CLASSIC REPLY as hooker, and while he is not The Navy has, as usual, mađe With Τοπι Sneddon once further in their match agalist
Four of again the unfortunate and the sume class as Mcffan A good few changes.
at the 3n- | Kitchee έχει
week-end it Druft Programmes and
should give
nocent victim of a local a good account of them are in the pack, one in the
con- they had not had what looked Entry Forms for the 5th himself.
three Hne and one at full back. Į troversy 115 Interesting to like a perfectly legitimate goal Race Meeting 1954/55 to, be
Hickson comes into the serum Richards takes Lloyd's place at hear what another coach has to disallowed for off-side during 11th half posillon and, as expected full back while Lloyd moves up say about an important aspect the first half. I have heard the hol
Saturday on
Rainger has dropped back to into the centre three position.
of the
decision discussed at length by December, 1854,
(weather
centre three and Turville moves This is rather suprising Sepp Herberger is the coach knowledgeable
Impartial De and permitting), may be obtained up to fly half.
move considering Lloyd's effec- who prepared and guided Ger onlookers and all agree that it Ofice, Talamo will
the will many to_their_success take his tive play last week, but
vas a 'bad opo.
But I do know that Arsenal. Secretary's
at inst
World Cup a few months ago.
captain Jimmy Logic serjalnļy The goal was scored by Alexandra House; the Club place in the second row. and certainly help the threes.
Wood is the new wing three-He is a man who has won in-
forward close to the was wrong, disgracefully wrong. House, Happy Valley; and How that he is fitter should de
well
quarter, but has not yet beentemational recognition for him- post. The linesman who
in his frantic, flery protesta the Stables, Shan Kwong On the whole this is
balanced team with n bit more in Tournament play. This self because, whatever else may | right up with play did not con- against the decision. Road.
of sider that the scorer was off- have been said in criticism be rather
For look at strong appears to
This country's victory, there has side and was in fact making his of the game:ÄN HA referee.
at tho
official Jays weight than usual in the pack, three line and the RAF may
never been anything but praise way back to the centre of Entries close at 12 o'clock and the three line should do have trouble stopping them,
Here is Law for the re-siart of NOON
the shall be appointed to officiate In Tuesday,
The Navy are also trying out for the fitness of the winning field 30th better with Turville in front of
game. them. The main weakness, in a
after side. hooker but
cach game. ⠀ He shall - Enforse November, 1954.
The referee, who was a con- the laws and decide any dis to be their Sleeman's efforts for the RAF
interviewed the
Herberger threes seems
siderable distance behind the By Order of the Stewards, or possing out to the wing. If work out out to overcomo
keenness to kick ahead instead last week he will find he has his egently by the representatives
play about : 20 the of a British sporting organism-
yards, I am puted point. His dedefort on Connecind. with H. MISA,
tion and among the questions told, would be a fair estimate the play shall be fatal sol for they can correct this fault they former.
ho was asked was "What is disallowed the goal on the Secretary.hould win.
the result of the game your secret recipe for the dove grounds of off-side in spite of
concerned ANNUAL FIXTURE
Ger- the fact that his position lopment of the post-war
maré min side. and how could much
unfavourable to The Gunners' lean,
THE PRINCIPLE.. repeated elsewhere?" such a judgment than that of All football onlookers are free The and should give a good account of itself. The
down in the of the fact that a couple of forwards are
surely go
But the 22 players must know, the equal of the that they will again be slow to armais of the game as a classic Kitcher players were reported the laws of football. perhaps not
The Navy will probably of its type.
to be standing on the goal ling but they
start, have
They should keep to them. a nice lead at half ilme, but the RAF line which w] |
He said, "There is no secret, at the_time! | 1
And if they challenge the. should overtake them in the It is all a matter of giving.
Unfortunately I did not per-refence they might just as well the Club a bit of trouble.
second hall and win.
give me an athlete and I'll somally see the game, but the re You game is
with the bail" in: their;" an annual
Whatever happens this should give you a footballer, but in ports I have heard inlly so ac-hands, kick their opponents, fixture and last
year
thebe a really good, hard-going between the givings two of us urately that what I have and ignore the whistle when- Gunners rather surprisingly battle, and will be well worth overcame the Club by 12 points the trouble of getting to it.
going to work hard and written, seems to be an accurate Lever they ko.
Lig 'fnet hap-
The Lows of football forbia However, this year's Clubs
"There is no eney rond. If of what dif
It looks like a you want to succeed in football
"good case
case for all theso bad practices." No team is much improved, and
.0 beam should be capable of evercoming Club: Kirkwood, Inglis, Brom then you have to accept the closer co-operation between the exception, gives a player even captain-tho right to net the Gunners, though it will hall, Rainger, Stone, Turville, same rigid conditions an hiru het mint with the whistle and his almerently,
the prospective master colleagues with the flags.
If you give a sportsma ed in Hong Kong. All the probably only be by small Hickson, Sluck, Knight, Rogers, far
Talamo, Hargroves, margin.
Steven, Craft in any other profes
on the back for disobeying the hitherto recorded species
-SINGAPORE SERIES Stoker, Kilvert,
ision. are included; plumages
"First
you must have And now finally it is my rules, why condem, &wor clearly and con-
who
his trade union? bonction RAF; Edens, Moore, Fraser,
flouts, who knows, his job pleasure.
again
The principle is the same: X cisely described, and a
The second game promises to Dark, Davies, McGarrity, Smith, both as a footballer and as a welcome our good friends from short account is given be the most interesting of the Miller, Stocman, Fugley, Griftutby, after that it is work, Singapore who have come here the rules are wrong, ang of nold characters, two. The RAF team, despite their fiths, Lamb, Wolf, Davidson. work work,
yes..and m confident franto of mind that them. But I say that while voler, habits, status, good coond half shoje, Just Navy: Richards, Raikes, Lloyd, then for the real top stor they will be able to retain, cuss they are then they should be etc. The illustrations, wock-end, have deur Hewitt, Woods, "Allwood, Mør-Hittle more workid' ["- thebody, or tha beautiful Aw) Hee respected. except for three plater changes in their team. rideth Bernon, Lace, Alinină vadă NO GUESSING WHO/ of photographs, are all
JAMES BARTLETT Moore and Fraser take over tale, Westbury, Hissochs, Tin The First Division of the This should be a mostiester- by Căr. A. M. Hughes, frem Bowker and Thomas in the (kin, Reeves, Sneath
Hengkong Football, Longue has taking series of games, and
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