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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

SEVENTH RACE MEETING

Saturday 18th and Saturday 25th February, 1956.

(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)

There will be 10 races ench day instead of 9 races; the First Saddling Bell will be rung at 1.00 pm. and an additional race There will be a Cash Sweep (A) will be run at 1,30 p.n.

on these sublitional races.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED. All persons MUST wear their bodges prominently displayed Hiroughout the meeting.

Admission Badges ut $10.00 each per day are obtainable from the Cho's Cash Sweep Odice, al Queen's Building, Chater Road The written introduction of a Member, who will be only on responsible for all visitors introduced by him.

Trs will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel 72811).

By Reg. Wootton

WEEK-END SOFTBALL

CA Cross Bats With Seminoles In Junior KO League Finals Today

By "TIME OUT"

The feature tussle of this week's el għt-game softball card at King's Park will be the Anals of the Men's Junior League Knockout Series, when the hard-hitting Chinese Athletics cross bals with Jindo II ussain's youthful Seminoles at 2.00 p.m. this afternoon. This encounter promises to be a thriller and young supporters will be packing the stands for this razor match.

Men's Senior "A" Taking a back seat, to the minor loopers this week, the League produces two games to the programme with Eddie Marques' Warriors pitted against the US Navy squad, while the Lea gue-leading Braves tangle with their old arch-rivals, South China,

no

p.m.

gaine

SPORTS QUIZ

YOUTHFUL SEMINOLEB

relief burling and he will

A

This

SATURDAY SOCCER SPOT

PROMOTION, RELEGATION

AND A NEW SHIELD PLAN CAN REVITALISE OUR SOCCER

Says L. M. MacTAVISH

The suggestion I relayed in this column last week, that the time has now come to give the fullest consideration to the introduction of pro- motion and relegation in Hongkong football, has certainly set the soccer folks talking.

Conversations on the matter have revealed that most fair-minded people aro satisfied that nothing but good could come from such an innovation. The people who appear to be most strongly opposed to the iden are those who have a very per- sonal axe to grind.

of course to

With It is important

chances, The suggestion goes on to say plonship understand that

the matice of that the present Junior Shield memories of the recent Eastern- promotion and relegation was should be put up for competi-Army Senior Shield tussle still raised in the Colony some years tion between the reserve sides fresh in the minds of the fans Ogo and

it that

Was dis of the senior teams who are there should be another big cardod because there were those excluded from the Shield' com-crowd to see them meet again.

uncertain, who foresaw possible abuso as petition proper.

Both iine-tipe pre the big long as

clubs were

Marris has left the Colony and fielding more than one team in

To me these sound like good will have to be replaced in the different divisions of the same and feedble ideas. As far as soldiers' side but there may also competition.

the Leagues are concerned the be other important changes in Introduction of promotion and the team.

of course

This was

a very relegation would bring a new real cause for concern, and it case of life to a Divisional

which is was one of the reasons why I competition

all too made it clear last weak that the dependent on one or two clube current auggestion proposed fighting it out for top place in that the reserve sides of the their respective sections. big clubs should

play in . separate competition which did not involve them in the promo- tion or relegation plans.

Let one club get a clear and early lead and Interest is over for another season... but with dubes fighting to avoid going down to luww grade or to ensure going up to a higher one coni- how different everything would

STRANGEST COMMENTS

Is

it

STRONG RESERVES

ta unlikely that Kwok Wing-lok will be fit enough to resume for Eastern, but with their strong reserves they should be able to all his place without unduly weakening the sido.

It looks

close like another game with a great deal depend- ing on how quickly the Army defence settles down.

In the other week-end games CAA should get the better of Club; Sing Tao should increase their points total at the expenso of Police; Kitchee should beat. Navy, and if the RAI produce. their best form they should just

out edge

Kwong Wah ni Boundary Street.

The Chung Hsing Girly soft-mode with the visitors on their | producing the chatber and pep ball team from Taiwan, that arrival.

that accompanied every South grently disappointed the many Coming back into stride again Chao tussle in past years. fans

trudged out to the this week, the Senior "B" side of With this big ces being borno park last week by not arriving the Bien's League features two by the whole team, this squad due to

the circumstatices beyond games with

Hurricane gradually descended down the their control, are due here this

Comets encounter taking the father of success and nothing week and with everything going should and young Charlie une anywhere near the Braves

limelight. The other

One of the strangest game short of a miracle will help them will be having a

ments I heard was to the effect | be, against a local side this after- Reinedios' Delawarts having a

Scheme would for the that the

The South China-KMB meet- find scure when they meet

· NOTHING BUT GOOD Held day at the expense of the geese and last time this season,

ing tomorrow is a nt 3 30

very open tittle favour with those clubs However. This is not yet confirmed by the

lowly Hongkong

sue indeed but now that Yiu University

Slow slowballer P. C. Wone who own their grounds because

As tar пр the Shield sug; | Chouk-yin and Mok Chun-wah The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at Hongkong Softball Association

"ine

however, is always available for would be playing their games

icicgation might mean that

they

gestion Focs it seems that are

back in barness the nod 11 15. un both days.

ļas arrangements will have to be

Hussain's

nothing but good could come of must go to the Champions. The youthful probably toe the rubber for

on the Racecourse, while some Seminoles, after having hard to Nam Wah tomorrow, feeding hla

It is an intriguing proposal. Busmen will not be beaten other tooma

pinying on Are the big clubs really big easily, in feet their strong de- bow to n much stronger P

"extra slow teasers to the boom

their well appointed ground, Dodger outli ire the regular

Such an altitude is indeed ro. enough to accept it with all its tenen may be good enough to In past gure of the Tribe 119

Mspectacular possibilities? Lengue, have a inst chance to

give them a draw. should prehensible Kane

being prove their worth against CAA P

seriously suggested that DOVET this afternoon when they meet provide interest to fans trooping and affirence, organising enter out to the Mamond tomorrow

I went along to see the St. for the final round of the Junior

prise, and stadium ownership Joseph's-Eastern as the craftiness and finesse of knockout the

Kame Inst Knockout

Series,

Chinese will be pitted should be given greater weight Saturday and apart from getting tournament specially reserved

nor against

on the balance then practical thirteen goal for my trouble, I the power of the for the 'uiso mans in the minor

football ability? Portuguese Inda.

saw a couple of very disconnect loop.

Another interesting tussle to

This comment is not, and

ed incidents worthy of comment. must not be interpreted as a b tho Warrior-US

When the two teams came out criticism of any particular club for the start of the second half Navy clash as both these teams Lickybave moments of brilliancy, or clubs, The present stadium

the Wong Kam-man,

Saints' owners are South China, Club when they produce a brand of ball so classy as to hang on

and Police: while the Army and centre-half, did not return wit

his team mates. At that stage themselves the title of Unpre the Royal Navy have grounds

me his de of the at which crowds are

were not per-

the game can always be counted give their most in every gume

and when he did appear on the far as I know, has commented sidel and if the Navy

on the idea. nine plited

area. Wong stood par- against them

tomorrow should

However, the USS

starsively on the touchline by the Formoe come from

Arsenals of

today can

very centre flag and, as far as I could then a hard-fought battle will

effort be easily

attract enate with the Warriors having

struggling see, made no a slight edge,

Arsenals of tomorrow...and for the referee's attention and co that reason based on soccer's

er's obtain his permission to join in

the

The ball was cleared uncertainty-South China's

play. ' pre sent lofty position gives them no out of the Eastern goal area and guarunice of future eminence. in a partially interrupted pass Similarly the Club's lack could ing movement it was carried to change too and they could be the other end and eventually and listen. You will find

the back of the that the crowd know a deuce. restored to the prominent post-finished in tion they once held in Hong-Saints' net. kong's football affairs.

NO CHILDHEN will be admitted to the Club's premlacs during the Meeting. For this purpose a Child is a pérson under the age of seventeen years, Western Standard.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission will be $3.00 each per day payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requinte we at $3,00 in order to gain re-admission.

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS WI be obtainable in tho RESTAURANT.

SERVANTS

Servants must remain in their employer's boxes except for passing through on their duties, They may on no account use tho Boking Booths or Pay Out Boothis in the Enclosures.

CASH SWEEPS

There will be no Cash Sweep on Hace 1A on both days of the Meeting. Though Cash Sweep Tickets at $18.00 each per day for Huces à la 9, und $38.00 for both days may be obtained fivin the Cash Sweep Ollifts of Qüoen's Building, (Chuter Road), sou 5, D'Aguller Street during normal office bars and until 19,35 am, on the day of the Race Meeting

Particular numbers within the series 1 to 3,000 may be Leserved for all ruce meetings as Through Tickets. Such tickets Waria 36 issued, consecuuvely only and the right is reserved by the Stewards to cancel any reservation for Through Tickels for a particular Mecting if it is found that sales may not reach the

to 3,000, tuber reserved in the series

in the case of two-day Race Meetings, Through Tickets may purchased for each day of the Meeting provided that the second day is un a dato not less than Avo days after the Arst day. In all other cases Through Tickets will only be sold for the whole Mecting. Tickels reserved and available but not paid for by 10.00 am. on Frasy, 17th February, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Meetings.

Tickets

over 3,000 will also be isqued consecutively but

· particular numbers cannot be reserved as Through Tickets.

The reservation of any partiçular number does not confer on the registered holder any rights whatsoever unless the ticket bearing the appropriato number is issued to and can be produced by, the holder,

The Stewards reserve the right to refuse any subscription also the right to remove any name from subscription lists without stating reasons for their action,

Cash Sweep Tickets on the last race of the Meeting at $2,00 each may be untamed from the Cash Sweep Oflices at Queen's bunding (Chater Roud), 6, D'Agullar Street and 38%, Nathan Road during normal office hours and until 11.00 am. on both days of the Mooling.

SPECIAL CASH SWEEP

Tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Hong Kong Derby scheduled to be run on 28th April 1985, at $2.00 each, may be obtained from the Cash Sweep 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 REHER, 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 DISFIGURED TICKETS.

Bookmakers, Tic-Tac men, etc. will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of the Hong Kong Jockey Club,

By Order of the Stewards..

POP

A. E ARNOLD,

Becretary.

1. With what sports do you

Captain Lal Dayaram will be connect

Lord these peers.

hoisting the mound flag for the witness Lonsdale, Lord Brabazon, Lord Cobham, and Lard Seminoles in this key match, and

though he boasts division curves or upshools in his hurling repertoire, the steady flow of strikes over the plate through-

Burghley?

3. In

In what weght did Jim Driscoll fight?

ما

happened:

record

Test

score,

the title

Lout the season has earned him dictables. Eddio Marques Boga mitted, and not one of them, as the scad by three goals to two

3. Name these events in the

order

which

they Len Hutton's many well-deserved victories,

D'Almada will Young Peter Fred Perry's third

be calling the slants behind the successive

with ballhawk

Danny Wimbledon victory and Joe plate

Gosano running the show in the World Louis winning

infield quarter at shortstop. Heavy weight

from

Lanky Bernard Lee, a key figure in the batting department, will be taking his usual post at first whlie Tommy Chon and Felip Permas take posts at second and third base respectively.

Jim Braddock

4. Complete the names of these Donald sporta personalities: George, Archibald Leo Douglas Alistair Gordon-

5. How many times has

Australia won tho

Men's

at

In the outfield section of this Singles title at Wimbledon formuldable team, Slugger Teddy

Boloto is the pivot man since the war?

contrefeld while Erie Remedios and Lionel Dayaram flank hin at left and night respectively.

Dishing up good defensive ball

well

offensive,

Csi

'Murderers

$2

the

6. Which has the longer a soccer maximum length, or rugby union pitch?

in London 7. A sports event

last week sew a Champlon

Row of Teddy dethroned and the title

Belote, Bernard Lee and Danny won by his cousin. The

the much- provides finalist 103ing

the Gosano WB5

What Champions's brother.

ruded alugging power in their

for the

Unless flag. quest was the event?

families. 8. Still on sporting

hurler Hussain of the Athletics Which

have holds these big guns in check each

Seminole triumph held the same world today, a title, once competing against imminent, each other in the finai,

"World have these Heavyweight Boxing Cham- plotis in common, Rocky Marciano, Ezzard Charles and Max Schmeling?

docs

9. What

two brothers

10. Which Olympic title

Bob Mathias hold?.

(Answers re Page 17)

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKET CLUB

Programmes and Entry

Forms

for

the 8th

Bace

on to

Also putting in their share to- wards this week's thrill-packed card is the Junior Ladies Play- off this afternoon, as the comely Colleen lasses tangle with the youthful Tai Tung schoolgiris,

With Braves ballhawk Dickie Chaves at the helm, the fast- rising Colleens should easily come out on top, Of the other ladies' game scheduled, South China should not And it too hard in

accounting for the Capanda maidens in the Ladies' Senior play-offa.

is

Sports Diary

TODAY

Athletics

The Chinese Athletics, more of an aggressive team, will de pend on their sluggers to bring home the bacon.'

THE KEY GAME The key

me in the Men's game Senior "A" League this week will be the encounter between the League-leading Braves and the South China squad. Having lost most of their 'sting after Bio migration of their acc hurler 'Goose Wong to tho Warriors, the Nam Wah boys have been dishing up a very disheartened brand of ball, not

Meeting 1955/56 to be held on From Wooden Saturday 10th and Saturday

17th March, 1966, (weather Spoons To Silver

permitting) may be obtained

Secretary's at the

Omce, Alexandra House; the Club House, Happy Valley; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Tuesday, 28th February, 1956.

Cup Class

Victory FC were the butts of Color League the Nelson and inst season, Opponents trotied out confident of a double score win. But the shooting boots are on the other feet now. Victory have scored 117 goals this season. and conceded only 33-a remark- able change round from wooden spoon to allver cup clams. They By Order of the Stowards,

are top of the League and un-

· A. E. ARNOLD,

benten after finishing bottom a Secretary. year ago.

IM GOING

TO SHOOT

My RIVAL.

WHY DONT

YOU USE

A GUN

DON'T WANT T. DISTURB

THE NEIGHBOURS

Cross bowinan

||

the

five

the

cualty Diy was in the Eastern |

This

to

vital equallsing

Arthur Ellis

(World No. 1 Refereel

Opens Up His Soccer School

Go to Wimbledon. Look ́`·

goal

from an ace ! AL Lord's

and

umpire does!

Old

But these are purely hypothemight not have happened Trafford they know what is.. tical domestic concerns, and while Wong....or this colleagues, had going on almost before thé

the referee that the no one wants to see any club un informed fairly or unjustly treated, such centre-half was ready to resume.

But Soccer crowds just progressive matters as promotion Had he been in his place on the and relegation must be evaluated field it is possible that the goal don't know the laws of the

have been their direct relationship to oculd

prevented. gare. the overall betterment of Colony |This should be a bitter lesson football.

to the Saints' players that they Under the present set-up the must get a man back in his or rather position as quickly as it can those who are compelled to play possibly be done.

in

smaller clubs

their football in the Junior League... have virtually no hope of making progress, I know

another division of the League,

SECOND INCIDENT

The second incident concerned

DBS-Put Ching Athletic Mess, that clubs can be voted into an unusual decision by the re PR, 1 DA

Boftbatt Tring Shiu Girla V Hongdong Selection, at 3.30 p.m. Meeling Army Football Referees Meeting. Golf Ladies Gelf: Bronze ships, 2nd Round.

Soccor

More sound and fury is caused on football grounds by the crowd's ignorance of the laws than by all the goals and playing incidents.

So come to school; with but that method involves infereo when he blew his whistle me this week and I'll help to fluences other than actual soccer and ran over to Ho Ying-fun who unravel the knotty points-

was standing a couple of yards of football laws that puzzle prowess and depends more on behind the byeline and out of the fans and bring screams

that one could | *****

winger had case than on play. The Eastern wit

attempt to play whether or not a club is fit, in made no

the backing Champion-muster for E

1st Division: Eastern v Army (K Stadium). Club v CAA (Navy) both matches at 4 pan; Slog Tan v Police

(18) 4 pm.

2nd Division; Eastern w Anny (10K Stadium). CAA Y Cho (Navy) bord mutchen at 4 pm Sung Ted vedio (DS) 230 p.m.

the of rage down on the poor

a football sense, to take its ball but, mystery of mystorics, old ref, place in a higher sphere of the the referee placed the ball on

the line immediately in from

game.

121

their

ошл

120

+

Promotion and relegation of whare He had been standing would answer all those prob- and awarded dek to St

One of the worst is this busi- Jems.

of shouting by players. Teams would eventual- Joseph's. All this to the amaze-ness.

level: ment of the Eastern winger and Players keep ly and

constant 3rd Division; Telephono • KMB,

they would

the utter contusion of many of stream..of instructions and ad- riso and fall by RAMC v Bollditor (HV) at 2.30

vice to each other you their own efforts and achieve the onlookers.

know Gymnaslle y Little Sal Wan, the REME 7 Dockyard (HV) 4 pm

on the fold: and, they

the "Right, Joo." ments

"Leave it, It might have been possible Bill "Ite.mine, Hairy" type of.. Division:

would be removed from the in to solve it by asking the referee thing. University

vidious position of canvaging after the game but, with active votes to sponsor a cause worthy memories of previous incidents, of reward,N

Hallindia (HV) 1.20 p.m.; Watson VRIL (IV) 4 pas,

Cricket

Division: Army North Scorpione Optimista v CCC, inc Navy, Pulco V Army South, nogreto v RAF.

2nd Division: Navy v Army North, University “A” V DES, HGV V INC. KCC "Wasp Recreio, Ar KGCC "Hometa",

Hockey Demon's v RAP (HV) 3 pan. Ladies League: Recrefo v Dorinda *A* (35) pane Gremlins Y

Gremlin Kings (05) 2.13 p.m.

· BadinintonA

Racing

School Badminton at D 230 pm. Seventh Rage Mesting at Hapsy, Valley (second day), 130 - pani

PRECIOUS

DROPS.

FOR - PRECIOUS MOMENTS.

CHERRY

HEERING

'LARDING, MATHESON & OO, STO

:

IMPORTANT POINT

no one

The botter the class of game. socmed prepared to do the more they shout. If a foot-

crowd this. Nevertheless if there is a ball

kept absoluto sound explanation for the apsilence for 10 minutes they astonished at the There is one very importantparently irreconcilable decision would be

chatter' that goes on. point that must be conceded I'd sult like to hear it.... by even the most hostlie op- ponents to this suggestion; and that is that there are some grand "ttle tooms playing in

・WEEK-END MATCHES

I refereed West Ham-Lafee- ster recently. A Leicester fot- There is a somewhat un-ward called "Right." The West balancect League programme Ham back let the ball go and ite Junior Leagues at the pre-over the week-end with two the forward enced on to shoot aent time....in fact there are several more than capable of giving one or two of the cur- rent crop of senior sides a very healthy run for their money.

games this afternoon, and four against a post.

tomorrow. follows:-

The schedule le as

·UNFAIR· ADVANTAGE.

Today: Easterni v. Army at I pulled him up and the IK Stadium: Club : CAA at crowd howled "He, chin't be off- Since last Saturday's article I Causeway Bay. Both games alde, ret" He wasn't. Bul" bo have received another proposal start at 4 pm.

|which da still further, gouching

than the one on League reform,

Tomorrow: South China 'vi

had gained an unfafk advint-

age no he was penalised, it cost of "The Inw says that shouting: in-

It is a suggestion that in future KMB at HK Stadium; Sing Tao permissible "If it does not inter**! the present Senior Shield should. Police at Caroline Hi; Navy fore with an opponent.". In this be renamed the HKFA Challenge

Kitchee at Causeway Bay: cane it d

Shled and that all Leagus chubs, | KAF *.. KWORK Wala at Boun- So keep your eyes and with of couree the exception of dary street. All gates start at

D.m...

open at your next match. You, can enjoy the game, and spektak

the rearvo sides of the Senior toams, should go into the hat ut the warpe. tione, dr. happens in Main Interest will benizo en ciato decisions better. M FOUC other parts of the world. "Let the Eastern-Army clash today, Know Your Law the little ones, got to, gripe with fand the meeting of those oll

Now let mo test your kno the big ones" says the proposer, football foes, South China and longa. Suppose a wing-half; taktau Hand -naa 'should · spon To the KMB, tomorrow. 'Shlok" becoming la, live, wire

Ing a thườw-in, sende the Hall to ¡¡ris outaido-lefty->who intime me;" competition with all the 'mith- They are vital games for oftelde position, races on to poli primas, naki, uparar that kén tradis Bestern and South Chign bon score. Iesit,# gonil van

with Knock-out' tournament, ****

Cham

'abriously * lipent their

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