LAST NIGHT'S CHARITY MATCH
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1957.
LEE YUK-TAK SCORES FOUR TIMES AGAINST THE REST, INCLUDING HAT TRICK
By "TOUCHWOOD”
If scoring is all that's required to get the crowd to cheer, then those of you who were not present at the charity soccer match last night can join the chorus to give South China's centre-forward, Lee Yuk-tak, his due share of honours for his four goals in the 6-1-win the Combined Chinese side scored over the Rest at the Hongkong Football Club Stadium.
For this over elusive South China player ran rings round the test defence and when he had the opportunity to slip past Hogan and Lau Tim, Lee had Allen guessing as to which foot he would crash the ball in with and the four goals he netted were, to say the least, all beautiful shots,
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in
In the Rest team, Hogan, Lobe goals resting by the side of Lee Yuk-lak livened
up the
were con- the ret Lou Tim game when he had the Rest's Pak and
for their combined Perhaps had Chau Man-chi goalkeeper beaten for the first spleuous
winners and Họ Ying-fua played for the 10th mile efforts provented the me early in the
two Rest, ther two nlppy players from then onwards The from running away with a
made the margin Ngure victory. The forward Une could have Combined Chinese pinyers, bay-
Au Chi-yin, Chan closer than the final 0-1 of Martin, suit- jg warmed up, displayed
and Hau Ching-to favour of the Combined Chinese, tillating soccer
Wie Ming-chih that made fans to forget the bitingly cold could have done very much bet- ter had they taken more shots Nai-huen but they lost At Tom the ball time and again through passes that often went to the wrong man,
weather,
the
Rest's
ONE GOOD SPELL
It could be rua that Lee was the pinyer of the nigh: for he outshone the other four for wards with a imt trick after Ho Cheung-yau had altered score to two goals up, followed
The Rest hal a good spell by a gift goal by the
after the interval when they Toledo.
had opponents glued down to Tam Nal-huen
goal has defence. L
It was in this period time for the that they quite pf eusy
could have bridged Chinose side, but Allen opposite the 4-1 deficht for they were tim has to work overtime to attacking in force for the best check TELL Cheuk yin, Ho part of the first 15 minutes.
There were misses galore and practically, the whole Rest line each had goal-
Chung-you wah
And Mels
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Chun-
A Ro Perketat ; forward att defines kunt the hot hơn | seuring attempla crashing on moving to the crussbar or just wide off
the marks,
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thut Tama Na-inct conuredeni | Au Chi-yin and Martin were gave an Indication of their hard | most unlucky to see two of work
Bele shots which appeared to
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
SEVENTH RACE MEETING
Saturday 19th and Saturday 26th January, 1957. (To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)
THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 16 RACES. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race run at 2.00 p.m. on both days.
The Secretary's Onice a: Alexandra House will close at 11.45 a.m. on both days.
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The 6th Floor is restricted to Members and Ladies wearing Lady's Broocher.
NO CHILDREN wil be admitted to the Club's premises during the Meeting. For this purpose a Child is a person under the age of seventeen years, Western Standard.
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MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be obtainable in RESTAURANT.
SERVANTS
Substitutes Toledo and Chan Ming-chih were much too slow to be of much help to their side. The Combined Chinese were two up after 23 minutes play
Lee Yuk-tuk when
and Ho Cheung-you had Allen beaten. Toledo handed a gift goal to his opponents when he attempted to lob a pass back to goalkeeper Allen,
Au Chi-yin had the Combined Chinese custodian beaten for the only occasion in the 40th minute with a lovely header that was unsavable. When the interval arrived the scoreboard read 4-1
for the Chinese,
The Rest put in alt eir worth for the Arsi mlimites
but found scoring most diMcult and the numerous elose shots they sent over landed anywhere but inside the net.
Three goals in a row by Leo Yuk-tak consolidated! matters and the storo the Combined Chinese side had chalked up at full Ume wes &-1.
TEAMS
Combined Chinese: Tam Nul- huen; Szeto Ylu, Kwok Kam- hung: Tang Sum, Ko Po-keung, Chan Chi-kong: Chu Wing-wah, Ho Cheung-yau, Lee Yuk-tak, Yi Cheuk-yin, Mok Chun-wal
Rest: Allen; Hogan, Lo The Palc; Chan Fal-hung, Lau Tim, Toledo; Chan Ming-chih, Lau Chi-lem. Au Chi-yin, Mariin, Hau Ching-to.
Sal Maglie Signs Contract For 1957
New York, Jan, 17. Sal Muglie, 39-year-old hurler who came out of obscurity last year to help pitch the Brooklyn Dodgers into the National League Pennant, today signed his con- tract for 1957.
out
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NEW SETTLERS
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OPEN GOLF TOURNEY
Harry Weetman Shares Leadership With Three Others In First Round
Agua Caliente, Mexico, Jan, 17. Harry Weetman, veteran British Ryder Cup star, fired six consecutive birdies on the back nine after a slow start to post a 68 and the three other men for the leader- ship in the first round of the $15,000 Caliente Open golf. tournament today.
Catching on fire after taking
Tomorrow's Chances At The Valley
By "RAPIER"
Main interest on the First Day of the Hongkong Jockey Club's Seventh Race Meeting tomorrow at Happy Valley will be centred on the two races for Class 2 ponies, the Telegraph Bay Handicap over the Champion distance and the Silver Mine. Bay Handicap over Six Furlongs respectively. Tomorrow's programme will consist of eight races.
bo
20.
Here are my estimates of the chances:
FIRST RACE {Clear Water Day Handicap (First Section): Hix Turiongs),
hors
over
by the
will The first Saddling Bell
SEVENTH RACE:
by
Judging Class 2 ponica. (Qastry Bay Handican: 134' Mlion). rung at 1:30 pm, and the
from its last outing, Sincerely In this race for The
Claze 6 Yours, which" "will" ngain be First RACs run at 2 p Second Day of this meeting ponies the likely winner should taken out by Wan Shek-ming,
from, among Queen's will probably will be on
do better Saturday, January, come
Parchment (Robert Taal), Say and a why is quite possible.
(P. Plumbly), Frod When Success (W. K
and Free Real opposition should come Kick (H. K-
from Red Light. (K Shib) Queen's Parchment is easily which disappointed badly of this bunch and I running unplaced have no doubt that it will win. | two-mile port al the lust to First Section. Clues & ponies Say When has been whispered meeting.
should not bo with Novice Jockeys as riders, of 'ns the "dark Horse" in this neglected, however, us this pony Belinda (Allan Chant) is inace, and for those who are gallops weil during morning Buch
form that she looks prepared to inke the tisk a bet training. great like the winner over this sprint | eneh way may turn out to be even; although strong opposition prontable.
expected from Firestone (Alex Lam) and
is
The opening event is confined
HC. R. Hulse).
Vendetta
Horace Chan will ride Santa Cinus which should pose as a dangerous outsider,
SECOND RACE (Causeway Bay Handicap; From 131⁄2 Mile Post),
or
the
the entries I prefer combination of Kenny Kwok and Bashfuil Beatuty II besi, With a decent getaway at tho
Beauty II start, Bashful
be most difcult to beat.
will
Long Cue (W. R. Holman) iş fine form and rounding Into should be # threat while Hallmark (A. Ostroumoff) can place.
Giddup (H. M. Botelho) has beer training well and may come up with a big surprise. It is expected to make a sound showing.
134
the best
of City
Victoria (11. K. EIGHTH RACE
Chuang) And
EL Un Vingi (Bliver Mine Bay Handicap: six (B. K Cheng) are two other Furlang).
This is the last race of the contenders which should not be first day and will be contested | disregarded.
THIRD RACE „Telegraph Day flandicap: MBC)
This event will see a small for feld fheing the starter but one
does not have to go far to and
Cut this out and take it to the races
tomorrow for your guidance
Probable Starters, Weights &
Riders
Probable starters, weights and
tomorrow's
י
race Happy Valley
ing are given below.
riders
meet. This list is based
the winner, judging from on the most up-to-date information available.
present form.
As an additional guide to form, the placings of the ponies in their last three starts will be found on the left hand side of their names.
If form was the only criterion would plump for Snow- Damsel (H. K. Cheng) but any thing could happen in The racing game and others worth considering are Lightning Feet 2.00 pan. Race
BAY HANDICAP (ist (H. K. Hung), Raja Robert Teal), The Champ (C.
W.
CLEAR WATER |300 Ater Bark (Tokmokuff) 145 Dis.
Furlong. 000 Aladdin
section). Novices Clars fl
II. K. Cheng. (Ktaunoperoft) 143 lbs. Ostroumont 000 Trefeld (Takmokoff).. 243 134.
Holman
Wong) and possibly Winsome 200 Possibility it (Perbeo!*153 lbs. (H. K. Chuang),
140 Yin Chl (Rodney) Lists. 000 Crackerjack (Belokoplic FOURTH RACE (Deep Вку Handicap (#403 Firestone・・ (Metrevell)) 140 236. Section) From 2-Mlle Post).
a miserable 33 on the front side, MIAMI TENNIS TOURNEY the Weetman carved six birdles in
a row before having a putt hang on the Up coming home. But he finished with a birdie for a 29 and a 68.
This pushed him lato a four- way tie with the defending champion, Mike Souchak, Julius Boros and unknown Lei Ken- nett.
Weetman, 35, used 18 putte going out, but only ten coming
home.
PITCHING WELL "If I could putt at all," he said later, "I would win a lot of I would have won tournaments.
Don Candy Wins
Quarter-Final
Tie The Hard Way
was pitch/zi, 8-6, 6-4.
Roza.
Alex Lam,
II. Faitydad. (Krasnoperoit) 145 lbs.
Allan Cha (3hlu) song, 143 lbs.
Wan.
....... 137 s.
030 Apple Fle (9. H, Wong) 139 lbs.
4.00 p.m. Race 5 CLEAR WATER DAY HANDICAP (208 Fection).
Furlongs, Clan G. 000 Hiram (Loskott) 157 lbs.
A success for Mercury, to be 000 Miracle (Tokmokoff)140 lbs. ridden by Kenny Kwok over
two-mile post, is Almast 213 Belinda assured provided the pony is 400 Fleetfoot guided well all the way against voo santa Claus (Lin). 141 lbs. two formidable opponents in a
Home Chan At very Huntington, Peter 330 Vendetta (Tokmokoff) 190 15 001 Five Gold (Noodt) .... 13a jbs. Plumbly
and
Huine. up.
Supreme
Possible Acceptors: Sen Raider. Gal-100 Kentucky Lad Command, Chen Foo up.
lant Knight, Good News. Hylamon (Robert Luk), a big 5 lbs, allowance tor Maiden 200 Spinning Wheel [Krosnoperoft) disappointment in
Just Novice.
******** 133. lbs.
Ostromo!T. appearance, is out to make full 20 p.m. Race ? CAUSEWAY BAY
HANDICAP. ML 170 004 Precious Stine arends time na the shorter
(Tokmoke!!) Yards, Clans 4.
102 18. route ahouki, be more to its 1011 Long Cue (Tokmokoff) 109 lbs.
lalmat. lking Should the going be on
the heavy alde, don't Ignoro 131 Caesar (Tokmokoi) 130 lbs. Apple Ple with Robert Tsal up. 300 Ecstasy (Chiang) ... 135 lbs.
FIFTH RACE
004 Jahn Halifax
Kwok,
Well (Rodney) 153 lbs. Plumbly.
Renfrew.
Ch 154 Ibs.
No.
Cliveira.
243 Appreciation (Metrovoli) 231 0.
Albert Lam,
000 Calypso (Rodney) ............. 148 lbs.
Flammbly. -40 Jante id; (Tokmokait: 145 TUR
Kwok (Clear Water Bay Handicap
-00 Lantern Parade (A, B, Wong) (Second Sersan): Six Furlongs), 241 Dashful Brauly IT Metrevell
145 lbs. 150 IDR.
9. L. Lee Private reports on Kentucky
Kwok.
600 High Speed [Preebipet) 141 is. (Sofronoff) Lad, with C. F. Ng on top, are coo Beautiful Phoenix
K. F. Chiu encouraging. Last win
..................... 140 ibu,000 Prince Dahlis [Perebock!! most
Hung Waterfail was recorded. In the
140 lbs. (Second Section) 900 Jip On (Chow) Bay Handicap
Start Lia H. K. Cheng, Pozible acceptor: Strathvohe. He advanced to the semi-over Six Furlongs and running 100 Constellation (Noodt) .*145 lb. finals with fellow Australian ) 20
"Allari Chan... pet route, there is lo aver its Mervyn Rose Johann Kupfer to stop it from winning again.
104 Giddyp
(KrasnoperofT) 145 lbs.
Boletho. burger of South Africa and If carefully nursed long, 001 How Do I Know (Noodt) 145 Tbs.000 Sammy Giammalva, US,
Five Gold, II. K. Chuang up,
H C. Woo,
10 offer come
303 Oscar Prize (8.11. Wong) 169. lbs. Swy BL can
I. II. Chan, 123 Princess Ellen (Noodt) 145 lbs. 041 old Tyre (Satroneft). 147 lbs.
Chuang. 000 Emerald (Chiang) .......
Coral Gables, Florida, Jan. 17.
Don Candy was within one point of losing his first set in the Coral Gables-University of calls for 11 estimated
Miami tennis tournament today $30,000, a raise of $5,000.
but the Australian star rallied Many exports sald that with ne Los Angeles by 10 or 12 to sweep by Armando Vieira of
the strokes Bu Maglie-who wis
But Dodgers most feared opponent } well on that back ning before he was traded by the New None of my putts in the birdle York Giants to the Cleveland airing was longer than six feet. Indians in the American League The one that hung on the lip
the Dodgers would not have
was 10 feet and the one I sunk the Ponnant last year. on the 18th was the longest ac Picked up by the Dodgers in May 10 feet.""" after the Indians had given hun up, Maglie won 13 games, in- cluding a no-hitter, while losing only five-United Press.
McGlew Doubtful
For Third Test Next Week
morrow.
The PGA competitive record for nine holes is 27. fired by Mike Souchak at San Antonio in 1953.
10 | former
finish.
the
Rose, the heavy favourite to win the tournament, trounced Outside chances are given Marion Llamas of Mexico 6-2, 7-6; Kupferburger beat Henri Spinning Wheel (A Ostroumont), Rochon
If you are after big money, of Canada 6-3, 6-4 Glammalva, US Davis Cupper, string along with Prince Dahlia defeated Francisco Contreara Starr Lu up. of Mexico, 3-6, 10-8, 6-1,
ונס
Tral) and
over
1%
* C. I. Llu.
4.30 pm. Race # DEEP BAY, HANDI- CAP (204 Berton), I Mille *171 Yaras, Class 4.
agendy (Noodt) ... 150 lbs.
C. A. Leo.
Fidra
Krasnoporoft) 152 lbs.
Kwok,
Chuang.
Haiman
143 lbs. 120 Never Forget (1/m) ... 145 lbs, Mayfair (A. S. Wong) 143 lbs. 000 Bright Bay (Lum) 140 lbs. /
C. W. Wong. 000 Hallmark (Dolokopiton) 11.400 Dinant Aky (Lin) ***. 158 lbs.
Chun Kit. Ortreumolt,
Feet
(Sofronof)
.... 155 lbs.
Hung.
Holman, 148 10.
Lancer.
HAY 5.00 pm. Race 7 QUARRY
HANDICAP, 134 - 2003#K. Cloos 0. 102 1igh Noon (Lin) (........ 100 lbs.
C. L. Liu. 414 Tonyber (Kramoperat) 100.1us.
Orirounoff,
Kennett, 31-year-old former
SEXTH RACE
Ponible Acceptors: Peach Blossom, 400 Fleidmaktor (Ship) 138 lbs.
Wel. USC star who is now t pro-
Ping. On. Desp BAY Handicap (5 вода
135 lbs. fessional at Camp Pendleton, Candy was down 5-6 in the section): Prom, zmize Forty, 3.00 p.m. Race 3 TELEGRAPH HAY 1000 Antia (Rodney)
Oatroumoft HANDICAP 1 was the big surprise. The odds Arst set and Vielra had him 40- The second section of Clans 4
Mile*, Possible Acceptors: Maximian, Bangal Class Z. having love, but were 50-1 against his
the Australian tookpanies will participate in this 212 Bais 13. li. Wongi, ... 158 lbs. the lowest round today in the the next point and went on to race. Looking over the ponies Callente
But tako wagering book.
act and match. He is entered I don't think I should 023 Lightning he put together nines of 38-32 | favoured to go Into the finals be far wrong in saying that the Pietermaritzburg, Natal,
to deadlock, with Boros and against Rose.
winner will come from one of. 000 Knock-down (Lum)" Jan, 17.
Souchak, who had 35-33.
the following-Old Tyre (H. K 200 The Champ (A.5. Wong), 147 1400 Forward view (um) 153 us. Jockle McGlow, the South
Third-seeded Glammalva plays Hung). Never Forget (H. K
C. W. Wong African Test captain, has with-
Among those at 49 were the second-seeded Candy in the Chuang), Bengal Lancer
141 Know-Damiet LA. S. Wong)
Pin, PGA champion, Doug semi-finals tomorrow. The
135. a. Fidra (K.
143 1,000 Jetfield, (Tokmokonį. 1. K. Chenk.
Alix Lam drawn from the Natal side matthe MCC in their return and Bill Bidor all Bes other semi-final match, between obes
which begins here to selink. The 70s included Bob Rose and unseeded Kupfer-
024 Winsome Krasnoperoff) 145 lbs. 41 Ray When, (Rodney 255. the. the Tyre, which won
Plumbly Chuang. Duden, Jim Ferrier, Tommy burger, will 10 played
100 Another Victory (5. It Wong) 600 Nome Girl Delokepitet) 135 the. Hanson, Ed Griffiths and Gene Saturday.
Curragh Handicap
Ostrousnoft. Bone-United Press.
miles. nt the Sixth Raco
II. . Chan. Posible Acceptor DAY
HANDI 20 Take Success (LeakedT) 140 lbs. In the women's singles, top. Meeting, he been penalised by 530 pm, Lace DEEP
CAP ( Bection). I Milo
Albert Lam secded Karol Fageros, US, beat I don't really expect that
171 Yards. · Çİnes 4.
003. Encore (S. X. Wong) 140 lbs. Ingo Weber of Germany, 6-2 the additional poundage will [231 Mercury (Metreveil!). 150 thx. FAREWELL MATCH 6-0; Mary Bueno of Brazil bent hinder its chances of winning
wol
Hartington (Rodney). 145 Iba, 002 Huntjagion (Rodney);**
Hobrats. Laura Lou Kunnen, US, 6-4, again.
| 3 Free Bucetas (Chiang) – 145 IDk. and Ron Bird has been playing { 6-3; Margaret
Command (Tan). Dougal 100 Kupreme Bonstrum of Never Forget football in the Birmingham din- Sweden beat Pauline Edwards
Lancer are good over thin
********* 149 1. -10 Jazebok (A. 8. Wong).. 145 lbs.
Chen Po0.
Batelho. trict, since before the War. He of England, 6-0, 7-8.
distance and should have o say 000 Empire Rose (Sotronoiffah ibs. |--1 queen's Parchment (5.8. Wong! at the finish. had his farewell match for
Tadi. Erdington against Paget FC. In the other quarter-final; Fidra has been off colour in cos Hylamon 18. H. Wong)*147 15.
Robert Luk. 000 Oceanlo. Sky (Noodt. 144 1. and in this his owan, song he match, Roce Maria Reyes of her last outing, birt the bay
Dališa 000 Diamond
(Persboeff)
A Noodt, scored eight goals in n 0-3 Mexico beat Carol. Wright, US, mara may come into her own
***** 146 lis: 240 Free Kick (Belokopio) 142 153, victory.
0-3, 0-7, 7-5---United Press.
Citilang. El tomorrow, '
Albert Lam.
K.30, p.m. Race 3 SILVER MINE DAY KANDICAP. Furlongn Clon I -331 Babado" (klatrevelli) ....... 159 The
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