J. L. MANNING SPORTS DIARY
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1957.
WHEN WILL THIS ONE-MAN TRACK BAND STOP PLAYING?
A situation approaching melodrama exists in British athletics. Certainly I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
This is because of the unfortunate emergence of two sides in the sport-the bosses and the bossed. One consequence is that athletes, in a spirit of trade union comradeship, have persuaded the bosses to recognise shop stewards" and the setting-up of a complaints committee.
lo my old-fashioned way Board's siways thought dubs were
with such expressions от This the part of the retirement in a year's time.
the "punchie, resisted
slug-nutty, goofy, He could have situation which makes me sad.
and wish that paper-dolls, stumble-bum, wanknous he should continue, even for 12 lap-happy." month.
Another aspect of this
that
Board! ness is
the nearing the end of their fuiness,
our
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The
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aruf 10
in
tended to look efter terests of their members, 1bat team captains ought look after their athletes.
This be But not any more, came increasingly dillendi
athletics
the British Board set up what is, in pruc- tice, self-perpetuating dielator ship.
So the alleles, not the clubs, anlee zorg of way. Tevolted They presented a charler of re form. They may also have en- couraged clubs, necessary, to man the bartienden with them.
Almost everybody spoken to in the past his concentrated on whu sees as the cause of this trouble. It is the personal unpopularity of Mr Jack Crump, honorary secretary and team manager of Britain's track and felt fram.
T
jew
have week
be
DUAL, EXISTENCE Much of tls he has brought
bry upon his own heart
bining unpaid administration with puld radio and newspaper commentaries on this amateur and It
a tactless sport. even irritating dual existence,
Some think it is too much of wonder band, and one-man when it will stop playing.
That others have avoided the In almost same unpopularity similar circumstances indicates
Crump that Mr
might have been wiser than to review
IN
SHEK O COLF
His First Hole-In-One After 25 Years
Of Golf
busi-
are
seen
use It is true int they and their officials have
difficult athfelles through the period of rupid growth of publle interest.
to
Then it adds that t better alternative might be "chronic, progressive, traumatic encephal epathy of boxers,"
Why pick on boxerЯ?
Cricketers,
balsmen anyway, have been known to suffer from a similar condition. Especially In South Africa; where on per- even on pur- feet
appointed feet wets stumble-bum" or
15
common
un-
Now, however, they dominate
bodies which the
the Tony
Amateur insapiens omo them.
clinically the Athletic Association is playing usage for
and Fute [112 Insignificant
is developed off-driver. beginning to resent it.
have one Britain ought
for the sport-like Association
That countries-su other present blekering can end the assumption rather than regionul bility.
the
But It's the boxer whom we are studying. And, lo quote more, a characteristic of punch- drunkenness is the admission the In that A boxer abandoned of national ring because of his wife's in-
responsi-creasing disapproval
England And may remind
Act and Scotland that the
of Union is very much older than But some- organised athletics? times you wouldn't think so.
SHOP STEWARDS Now for the
which Purt Those shop We makes me laugh.
of the
truck. atewards will Imagine that the boys are holding
ineeting at the Elephant and Castle:
Me and my motes are think- ing that unless you start being bit more respectful we might have to have an 'All Friday" like wot the
£
ቤ
deme to us,
ou!
on
Russians
unnecessary,
carcer.
of
his
this enll You and I would downright, sober prudence, fools that we aret
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CASE HISTORIES The article went on to
give some case histories, including that of a naval rating who had been "adrift for two and a hair hours and lost his respirator in
had Inquiry revealed that he taken up boxing at 13. You and I might also wonder ut whal age he started leaving respira- tions in pubs.
Another, П professional welter-weight, whose record had deterforated "after losing Nancee. I his temper with his
started io tremble all over, Thla the left except In you subsided wouldn't like to have a go-slow Dr Komeone
with
his
it's quite
assure you.
Whilst playing in a four ball gamo al Shek O on February 24, N. P. Fox holed his tee shot at the 4th, and the event was duly celebrated In the clubhouse in the usual manner. This was his Arst hole-in-one in over 25 years of golf, and only three weeks previously Mrs Fox also had her irst acc,
That's the
boy. 'Cos
in the 100 yards
being a bit careless
hammer, would you?
the
not
Good heavens, no! Right, so you would object if Fred here lets the tele
do a series on his closed-season love life, and his girl friend Lakes the lolly. That wouldn't be exploiting his athletic skill,
would it?
Certainly not.
And another thing: Charlie boy wants to have a manager to nip down twice a week with him for some interval running at Motspur Park.
By all means.
Can do?
A
hand.
It is cer
SENSATIONAL END TO BIG FIGHT TM
vaca a pytle palla ja nam saun jerky LeVOLY MR JUNIOR/RETAI
Nino Valdes, American heavyweight, kayoed the British Champlon, Joe This Erskine in the first round of the contest at Earl's Court on February 19, picture shows Erskine hitting the canvas as Valdes watches,
SPORTS ROUND-UP
JOE ERSKINE WANTS ANOTHER CRACK AT NINO VALDES
Joe Erskine, British Heavyweight Champion, beaten in one round by Nino Valdes of Cuba at Earls Court the other week, wants another crack at his victor,
Says manager Benny Jacobs: "Ever since he came back to Cardiff, he has been pleading for another chance at Valdes. He would even fight him for nothing."
Week-End Cricket
Teams
Walter Jowell, honorary trea- surer to the Amateur Athletic Association since 1948, has re- fused to be re-nominated for the post next year. Mr Jewell says he disagrees with the pre- sent financial policy of the AAA, FOREIGN TEAM
The Football Association, in an effort to find clubs for the The following players have 30 odd Hungarian refugee foot- been selected to represent their ballers now in Britain, have club in the League asked the Hungarian FA to lift respective Cricket games
over the week-their ban on Hungarian players playing for foreign teams. The rules of FIFA require players to get permission from their home FA before playing out-
end.
the we
Now, how seriously should we take this research? tainly difficult to become Dr
on Summerskills merely
of it. strength
Even if wanted to.
the 09 Especially
Journal more like Nat looking Fleischer's magazine than ever before, publishes in the issuo a second urticle which I
also quote:
Rome
There have been allegations deleterious cerebral that
amateurs are in- changes in
there is probably evitable but more evidence to indicate the reverse,"
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British
EYMCA Open Athletic Meet
HKCC
Int Division Scorpions v Optimists 11. Owen-Hughes, D., Leach, F. A. Weller, I. Dodge, Stanton, A.
Knight, J. B. II. 1 C.stde the country,
ist
Howarth, 's. Hu, L., White, Umpire:
Scoter: J. Smilti.
IRC
Division (Home) Army North: S. i. Khan (Capt... Myatt, S. Raymond, Alyatt, L. Thert. All Khan, E. Mire, J 3. Hamjahn, 14. Lalchandani, A. R. bin Klicheti Umpire: Y J. Croft. Scorer: Osman Ramjahn.
Frank Sando, Britain's Olym-
pic middle and long distance runner, has probably run his last race as an international track runner. Sando will not compete In the AAA Championships or any other big meeting this sum- owing to examinations. But 2nd Division (Away) ▼ A he may continue with his cross North: H. T. Barma (Capt.), A. N. Other A. Khan, B. A rail. country running. A. F. Ebrahim, A. M. Wahab, Jr., I R. Mahtani, L. bin Kitchell, I. bin Kitchell, O. Adem, R, A. Bux.
Mahiani. Umpire: R. M.
U. 1. umjacc
Scorer:
mer
·
Trevor Ford, the former Cardiff City and Wales centre forward who was suspended by the Football League for refus 1st Division (Away) v Police: D. GCoffey (Capt.). Findlay, Ing to substantiate allegations Bell, V. Fatthall, B. C. N. Carnell, made in his book concerning I. E. Lee, P. Wood, A. T. Lee, illegal payments in soccer, will
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have his appeal against the decision heard in London 2nd Divlalon Wasps (Home) March 3. KOV: E. C. Fincher (Capl.), F.
S. H, D. Rosch, K. Lọ. * Man. K. Hunter Findlay Scorer. Men
Harria,
H.
Arnold, 1, Cartledge, Pepperell, Q. 11ampton, G. Wilson, W.
D. Crozier, C. Father, E. Rendall, T. G. King. 12th Man. Dr T. T. Chinn. Umpire. J. Arculil. Scorer. Mire Wilson.
(London Express_Service).
(COPYRIGHT)
Dave Jenkins
on
Well, what is the reverse of And then Charlie will let blm
Because if come to Honolulu for the Palm punch-drunkenness?
the we could And it we ought to Trees Mile and look after
insist on all boxers having it. exes.
So I
It is But of course. Anything you
will tell you, teetotal destruction. And will: During February a Bogey pool Boy.....
I'm only joking, really. But that leave boxing to look for competition attracted 89 entries
I own salvation in the ring- remember when footballers ap- and the
were:-"A" Wimers
side magazine of the of All pointed shop stewards one (0) Stoker Section W.
them made
about Medical Association. speech Square and three down.
TUC "Alaves" to the
and Section K. M. Campbell (10)
of years later he Was All Square and three down.
C. Rumers
Kemp thrown out, were L up
Now I shed searching light with two down and four down, and Sir John Kinloch with also on the darkest pateties of the IL 1s boxing two down and four down, F.C.B. Linckest sport. Black returned a card of
which is in the shadows, and it of two up,
is those shadows which է: and Messrs I. 1. Kendall and
each of all must banish. M. C. Weber one
"We" because without the ald An open Athletle Melt under did not
rules will be staged square,
of the British Medical Journal | UKAAA as called for under second cards
the European YMCA at should be unable the competition. | conditions
even to by of the
athletic ground, EYMCA During March there is a grope towards truth, Mediul Pool, and on March 24 You, on the other hand, might King's Park on March 9, from All track a tendency 2.00 10 0.30 p.m. 4
1 mile, (not 31 as previously arranged) think that there is
to 1 events up
5,000 the competillon for the Fred by the medical men to blind us
enter metres run, a mile walk, and Barry Trophy will be played. with selence when they
all the field events except the This is 30 holes against bogey
the ring. For instance:
pro- Discus will be included. unconsciousness and the entry list is posted in
There will also bo boys', the Clubhouse. Post entries will duced by a knock-out blow," I
shot pul read to my surprise, "is clinical-youths' and Jumlorg
R. C. Clarke (Capt), A. H, R. Coom Jenkins, the favourite, led the be permitted provided they are
a and Juntors long jump events. ly rather unusual, being is
bes, J. C. McGregor. 3. Maddock, 17-man feld with a total of in pairs.
rule VERY ABRUPT
Entry Forms may be obtained D. Boughan, A. it. A. Locks, 298.5 points, followed by Ameri- from
the Athetic
Secretary... Boyd.
Labrum, ONSET...
K.P.O. YMCA Box 6021, Kowloon, or on the
but
turn
in
The
IN
the
On March 31, a match will be played between teams repre-
That is the Journal contribu-European senting the Army and Civilian Members of the Club for the tor's masterly observation on 40th Infantry Division Shield situation which hitherto in my field.
known ร kindly presented by Brigadier Ignorance I had
or the following this Caln-and-Abel amnesla Graham, and match, at approximately 6 p.m. old one-two, prizes will be awarded for the various competitions held during the Winter Season.
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2 European stato
3. From a radiator
4 La Belle
A similar and very successful micet was held at the beginning of last season. It is hoped the elfelt an This ariele
meet will punch-present
good response from drunkenness speculates how the equally phrase came into being, together the public.
On
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Hornets (Home) v Police: 5. V. Gittina (Capt.), N. Hart Baker,
R. Williams, C. Ship,' K. Hunter, N. Ocl. A. Itenson, Hulbert J. G. Fenton, M, C. Hung. 121b Man/Umpire: F. Apps. Scorer: Mra Ship,
Army Bouth
2nd Division Army South (Away) Navy: Maj n. K. B. Dickinson (Cap!), Pto Śmith, WOI Wyatt, Maj Baille, Gur Watson, L/Bdr Šmili,
Leads The Field In
Figure Skating
Colorado Springs, Feb. 28. Capt Danger, S/Bgt Horsfall, Cpi Davis Jenkins of the United Grant, Capt Gordon, Capt Tenison, Stator Icd in the World Men's 12th Bian Woll Arklle, Scorer Woll Lyons, Umpiro S/Sgt Felgate, Figure Skating Championships
HRCC 'WADANEIR
here today after the third of atx HKCC Wanderers v IIHNVH at:
set figures. Citater Road on Sunday at 11.30_s.m.:
Reuterphoto.
Sports Diary
TODAY Badminton II.K. Badminton Association Executive Committee Meeting. Pre- sident' Office, Alexandra House, 5.30 p.m.
TOMORROW
Cricket
Royal H.K. Defence Force Orders
Serial No. 9. Orders by Brigádlør L... T. Ride, CIE, ED, Commandant, Royal Hongkong: Defence Force. Dated' February 26, 1957, 1994).
FORCE HEADQUARTERB
Int Platoon-Wednesday March 6, 1937---Parade, MPG · à p.m. Dreaal
Trade Training, Police, Bection -- Tuesday March 6,–, B2 Group-34 RAP Pole District, North Pointed pim, Transport leaves MPG at: 7,45 'p.m. Equipment Sectionis. As delaled, by Recce Platoon-Thursday March 7, Bection Commander Clarks PA 1953--Annuat Review nahearsal Friday March, 5-All;, personne)--HQ nigor-0 sm. (Jul;Day), destin Parade, MPG 8.15.0.m; für tpi to Government Stadium: Dress: BD; port Jeaver MPG) af 0,43 a.m. Clerks Blue Beret, Boots Anklets Wenel-IIKAAT Hangar 0 gm TTATIE
1.De-Tunday, March 6--All person- Bell. Frug, Ring Sung, - rufes will bo farted at the Stadjuin.
•Light, Troop,--Thursday March 3 1947-Amust NO Réview Itehearsal Parade_MPG 8.15 pm, for tgk to Govt, Stadium. Drew: HD. · "Blue neret, Boots, Anklets Web Belt Frog, fle Sling. Rifles, will be frsued attua: Stadium.)
port leaves Ballebury Road at $3,45 Þ.m. Saturday March 10--All per- sonnel -- HKAAP Hangaði 9 Kim, rull Day)...niTransport Aloaves Salis bury Stoad at 8.13 a.m. A.T,C, 190- tión-Gaturday, March 2--As, detailed-t
-All personnel-589 RAF KM "ZAK-
Kat Tak Tower el. pim. Bunday | March 5 -- 7AM detalled **, Kai Tik TOWED-S AD, and lip.19. Saturday March #--An detalled Kai Tak Tower THE HONGKONG 'REGIMENT
-1 pun. / Sunday: Maren 10–he de- Training-1KE *Annual" Review inleda Kal TAX WITING 111 Mid Rehearsal Thursday March. The 1 p.m. MÅTT) Breiden mies Wednesday above mentioned rehearsal will be Starch All personner-TEQ TUTKDF held on Thursday March 7. 1937. All | 130 p.m. Traitsport, Jens MPG tania will attend." ;RV MPG 5.15 at 6:15 pm Nursing Bection-Friday
dovt. p.m. for tpt to
Stadium, March 1 — All personnel - Windsor Dress BD, Epots. Anklets. Berets House-0.15. purp, Tuesday March Rife Blings, Bayonet Frogs. Nines will be med, at the Stadium.
- «m.. (FIALE Day}. "Trassapora Warning Order for All Banka UKπ- leaves Ballsbury Road at 1.65 2,1. REKEF Annual Review Rehearsi Tiday March - All personnel →→→ Deputy Commandant's Parade) will Windsor Hotanm8.10 p.me) Wirelan be held on Thursday March 14. 1947 | Becllon-Friday March 1—All person- 6.30 p.m. al dovt.
Stadium ne-Lecture Room MPG-6.35° p.m. B Coy March 3- All „Per= | Veldæg March, OnAll personnal–Dec. Bonnel not fired Rine CLA!- ture Room MPG-5.30 p.m. 0.8.8 fication will attend. RV 0 a.m. SCP
Beclion Bursday March 31 Control Kowloon for Kal Tak Hange. fer from "B" Team-BOC-7. a.m. 'D' Dress: Battle Order less steel hel- Team 43 BU – 3.13. (Full, Day). met, carry overatis. · (Personnel al-
Transport Leuven Salisbury, Bond '11 tending must inform PBI HQ Coy 3.30 am Sunday March 10 Con- by a.m.
froller from A "Team, and 1. Con- froller from 'C Team-80c-8 a.m. A' and 'C' Teama-117 BU-9 Kun (Full-Day). Transport leaves MPO at 8.30 ..
Training-Thursday March
Bunday karch 2, 1937). 119 Coy
All personnel not fired or refred Rifle Classification as per B CÒ, HEO Bột Wednerday Marel 6-22 Firing. RV 5.30 pm at AlQ. Drem: Battle dress, Blue Beret, Boots, Galters, Belt. Pro sea-Friday March 6-Drül ordered by ISM. AV 6.30 p.m. R119. Drew: An, Boots, Blue Deres While Belt, Gaiters. Band & Corps of Drums-As ordered by Band Pre-
1st Division: IRC v Army North.sident. Optimista v Scorpions. Folle v KCC, Army Bouth v Navy, CCC V
RAF
HOME GUARD
15all brats-MPG 6 p.m. Baturday
and Sunday March 9 and 10 Alt Pilots ar detalled by OC Flying Squadron.
IK WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ARMY CORPS Tenining.—Tuesday March 5—Prae- Training-Thursday March 7, 1037 3.15 p.m. for HQ HKDF: Dram: lice Annual Review, Parade MPG Annual Review Rehearsal, Parade BD, Blue Bereturday March 7 MPG 5.16 p.m. for tpt to Govt. Bi-Annual Review Rehearsal Parade. KGY, DBS Recrele, IAF v Dock- dium. Dress: BD. Blue Beret, Bocs, MPG 5.18 p.m. for tpt to Govt. Ankists, Web Belt, Frog. Rifle Sin fines will be listed at the Stadium.
2nd Division: Army North v IRC, Navy v Army Soulli, KCC Wasps v
yard.
Racing
First Day of Ninih" (Annual) Race Meeting at Happy Valley, noon,
Rusby
V
Kaniere "A" v Club "A". Kaniero "B" v Club "D" at KFC.'
Hockey Ladies' League: Victorians Kma' (IV) 3 p.m.; Recreio "A" v Gremlina A (KP) 3 p.m.
Athletics 21 University AA athletics of Pokfulam 2 p.m.
Annual
HOME RUGGER
London, Feb. 28. Rugby Union resulta:
Hospitals Cup Semi-Final St. Mary's (Holders) 3, Lon- don Hospital 6.
Club Match East Midlands 14, Barbariana | 24.-Reuter.
Ambulance St. John Orders
Orders by Mr Fung Ping-far, cst.J., Commissioner of St John Ambulance Brigade, Hong- kong District, No, 9/57 dated February 28, 1957.
Ambulance Duties - Hongkong —–
Bay
3.3.87-0.3.67, Eastern Amb. Div.:
10.3.67, --- 10.3.67. Causeway Amb. Div.: March, 2057: Nag. Div.
Contral
Duties Kowloon -- Ambulance 4.3.5.10.3.57. Mongkok Amb Div.: 11.3.67.-17.3.57. Kong Wah Aanb. Div.; March, 1957, Waterloo
Dr
Venetraiton Agand Duties-3.3.57.
Dentist George Yeung, Elliott, AS Wong Kit-kwan and KY.M.C.A. Neg. Div.; 10.3.07.' Dr Lam Shiu-chun, Dentist Poon Lam-fong,
C.S/OC. Stanke and K.Y.M.C.A. Nag. Diy. Orderly Duties at Mainland Area Het -28.2.67. Kowloon Amb. Div.:
Amb. 1.3.57, Shamshulpo
Div 2.3.67. Mongkok Amb, Div.: 3.3.57. Kowloon Amb, Div.: 43.57. Sham- shulpo Neg. Div.: 5.5.57, Kong Woh Amb. Div.: 0.3.57. K.Y.M.C.A. Amb. Div.
Football Duties-2.3.67, 2.30 p.m. S.C.A.A. Ground: B.C.A.A. Amb.
w.m. Club Ground: K.C.0.3. Amb. Div. Div: 33.47 230
Lace Duties. 2.3.87. At Race Amb. Div..At Course: S.CA.A. 59.57. At Race Course: X.C.O.B.
Headquarters: K.C.D.B. Amb. Div. Amb Div... At Headquarters: S.C.A.A. Amb. Div. 9357. At
8. Russell, Cooke, C. ca's Tim Brown, a newcomer to Course: 8 Nam Amb.
RAF
Lewis.
international competition, who 1st Division (Away) v Craigen-hud 291,9 points.
Canada's Chartes Snelling was gower: Fg Off Lee, W. O. Welch, Set Taylor, Cpl Birley, Cpt Crook, Epi McGawan, SAC Mason, third with 282.6, Tom Moore of Flee. LAC Johnson, LAC Remn, AC United States was fourth with and Austria's Norbert Chadwick. 18th inan: LAC Reynardi 279.3 Umpire: Sat Holland-Merton. Sturer Feisinger fifth with 274.8.
2nd Division (Home) v Dockyard: Franco's Alain Gilletti, Euro- Cpl Aubby, Cpl Hall, CT Button: Pan
Champion, was a dis. Cpl Cook, Cpl Milner.
sixth with 273.9 JT Pooler, / Butler, LAC Benis- appointing ton, LAC Dray, LAC Pilkington, points, 12th man: LAC Murphy; _Umple:
Mra Welek.
1 Meredith,
Div. Headquarters Shaukiwan Amb, Div Street Sleepery Shelter Society Duties-March, 1967: Sher stulpo: Waterloo Nag. Divli Western Dist: Manshuen N. DIV
11,K. Society for Protection of Chlidren Kowloon March, 1997: Shamehulpo
Clinle Mongkok K.P.. Duties-March, 1037: K.Y.M.C.A. Nag. Div.
Bhamshulpo K.P.W.A. Aɛsh, Chinle Bhamsulpo 1037: Duties-March, Amb. Div.
Decrease of Strength-Resignation S.C.A.A. Amb, Div.1 Ples. Tang Jenkins, brother of ex-world, Chee-hung and Yeung Kam resigned Cpl Thornton; Scorer: LAC Apple-title-holder Alon Hayes Jen- Div.: Cpl. Ho Blu-ying resigned W.0.2. 21.2.07.; King's College Neg, quist.
Opümiste (Home) v Beorplans a1icins, said he was satisfed with w... 0.12.80.
(Sgd.) F. I. Theuno, C.SIJ.(A.) Chiater Road: 1. P. Pritchard, his performance so far, although
Deputy Commissioner. D. Kilbee, N. Leigh-Bennett, C. I
he is handicapped by the effects
District Headquarters. B. Lender Spink, C. W
T. Rowe, P
D. Sougham, k
of a recent cold. Hall, M. S. Wetts, R. K. Hughes, T. The three other sot figures P. Mahon.
will be
on Friday and the final will be held on Saturday. CLEAR VICTORY The official placings of tho five in the World Pairs gure Skating Chart Honchips completed here lost
Turpin Will Now an
Meet Howard On April 16
gave
Lara
winters Robert Foul and of Canada a Wagner clear victory of more than two
GUINNESS
對
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points over the runners-up, Marika Ningel and
London, Feb, 28.
Light Frand
Tho British
Heavyweight Championship agus of
between Randolph Turpin, tha | 1
Germany
omcial placings Wero holder, and Artur Howard at given here today an follows:
1. Barbara Wagner-Robert Phul
76.8. (Canada)
Leicester has been postponed
for the eccond limb, STAPA 2. Marlica" KRALJE
Originally arranged
gel (Charmony) 76.7 pointe, 54
February 25, the boat was felmek-Otto Fallḥck postponed until next Monday
March 3, but Turpin' bas"ngdin (Canada) 70.6 points jus
had to withdraws because altancy Rouillard Ronald
right hand injured in training || Laandlington (United States). 74.2 has not monded any time,engleza polua. Tet
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Aladium
Diem! BD. The Beret. (Sgd.) G. II. CALVERT, Balot, HK AUXILIARY AIR FORCE
for Commandant, Rubr. Annual Review(a) Unit Rehear
NOTICE 2.4 sal - March 4 1957 - As detailed- Transport leaves MPG at 8.10 p.m. Lanyards-KR. — Corporala. 1b) ist chearsal BKDF-March 7, now authorised to wear a lanyard 1947-A detailed-Transport leaves in accordance with Instructions issu MPG at 5.15 p.m. for Govt. Stadium. est to all concerned. They: ano avail- Rifles will be issued at the Stadium. able on application to the ORQMB.
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
NINTH (ANNUAL) RACE MEETING Saturday 2nd, Wednesday 6th and Saturday 9th March, 1957.
(To be held under the Ruter of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)},
THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF, 30 RACES. The First Bell will be rung at 11.30 am, and the First, Rage run at 12.00 Noon each day.
The Tiffin interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 pm.) each day,
The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 10.00 am, each day.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED. All persons MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the meeting.
Admission Badges at $10.00 each per day are obtainable from the Club's Cash Sweep Office, at Queen's Building, Chater Road only on the written introduction of a Member, who will be responsible for all visitors introduced by him.
Tiffins will be obtainable at the Club, House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).
The 8th Floor is restricted to Members and ladies wearing Lady's Brooches.
NO CHILDREN will 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.
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 requisite fee of $3,00 în order to gain re-admikssion.
MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be obtainable in the RESTAURANT.
SERVANTS
Servants must remain in their employers' boxes except' for passing through on their duties. They may on no account use the Betting Booths or Pay. Out Booths in the Enclosures,
CASH SWEEPS
Although Through Tickets cannot normally be purchased for each day of a Meeting unless there is an interval of at least five days between each day an exception is being made for the Annual Race Meeting. Through Cash Sweep tickets, therefore, at $20 each per day or $00 for the three days of the Mecting may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Building (Chater Road) and 6, D'Aguilar Street during normal office hours and unli 10.00 a.m. on each day of the Meeting.
Particular numbers within the series 1 to 3,000 may, be reserved for all race meetings as Through Tickels. Such lickota- will be issued consecutively only and the rigirt is reserved by the Stowards to cancel any, reservation for Through Tickets for a particular Meeting if it is found that sales may not reach tha number reserved in the series 1 to 3,000.
Tickets reserved and available but not pald for by: 10.00 Km. on Friday, lat March, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Meelings.
Tickets over 3,000 will ako be.
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.
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The Stewards reserve the right to refuse any subscription also the right to remove any name from Subscripilon Lists without slating reasons for their sellon.
Cash Sweep Tickets on the last race of the Meeling at $2.00 each may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices di Queen'a Building (Chater Road), f, D'Aguller. Street and 392, Natham Roadh during normal office hours and until 10.00 am, on the day of the Race Meeting.
SPECIAL CASH, SWEEP,
Tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Hong Kong Derby scheduled to be run on 11th May, 1957, qt.$2.00 each,, may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices....
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TOTALISATOR'
Backers are advised not to destroy or throw away their tickets until Afer the "all clear" signal has been exhiblied. SAAT
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 RUNAGO DOL
- PAKMENT WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN ORA
DISFIGURED TICKETS, ELE
Bookmakers, Tie Tac'men," ele, will not be permitted, to operate within the precincts of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, NA
By: Order, of the Stawärday,
BRAVKARNOLD,)