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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS
SEVENTH
EXTRA
MEETING
RACE
"GOSFORD HANDICAP
SPORTS & GENERAL
PROGRESS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS IN SENIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE WILL BE WATCHED WITH INTEREST
Tivey, New Centre-forward For M'sex, Has Good Shot
OF THE Saturday, 27th September, 1941 UNCERTAIN COMPOSITION
NAVY XI: BRENTFORD PLAYER BY PILAT
[21 view of the number of entries received for the above, it has been decided to divide the l race into three sections.
The third section will be race Na. I and run at 6.50 p.os.
A cash sweep, tickets $3 cach, will be held on this race hat "All through" numbers will not participate, and tickets can be purchased was at the Race Course during the Meeting.
By Order of the Stewards,
S. A. SLEAP,
Acting Secretary Hong Kong 20th Sept., 1941.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
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THI SEVENTH EXTRA RACE MELTING will be held, weather permitting, on SATUR BAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, 1941 commencing at 2.00 p.m
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
For the last ten years. of sn, it has almost become a habit for local soccer fans to look to the military teams to supply the neces- bary competition against the Chinese and, levariably, they have not always be relied been disappointed as the British tommies" can apou to display a brand of football which. If it is not as copy-book as the Chinese, produces as much thrill and excitement.
The other forwards will be HOS- SACE (a most dangerous winger) on the right, FLEMING, AULD and MACDONALD
ROYAL NAVY
Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
PRACTICE
The YMCA. Hockey Section's second practice game on Saturday Bept. 21, on the "Y" ground will of an inter-club take the form
in which the following mateb members will take part
Benwell, Neve. Yourien, Jordan Coombe. Waldron, Highlands, Hit
Morgan, Olsen Bates.
Railton Sarby. Smits.
There is today still one manager chcock, who is scratching his head as to Clegget, what the composition of his team Gorman. Banks, Macey. Ure. Dor should be for the opening League mer. Ireson, Fancy.
bring game this week-end, and he is the Players are requested to man who looks after the Roval both Club and white shirts Bully Navy teains
off 4.30 p.in.
31 a
The Senior Service is not suffer bg from a dearth of players by any means. No, in fact they have one of the longest at of players to call on, though it is doubtful played
the exigenicles 01 the whether Service will allow all to be avail- abe at the same time.
From last year's team they still have GIFF and RUTTER, (goal.
This season will ser an additional military team in First Divi- ROUGHLEY (back). BRITT (half) After a HENDY, LE PAGE, BARBER and sion, the ROYAL ENGINEERS returning to sealer soccer
(forwards) -success-ANDERSON ahseuer of some 20 years. They have however, been very
and
ful in the Junior Division and fully merit the decision of the F.K.jaround these players an almost en
tirely new team will have to be FA
in granting them promALKON.
bullt. New "discoveries" are TAY-
as MOORE has been played in that, eat some of their opponents only
losers
H true that they do not in to see themselves having the feid LOR, who is reputed to have play- This was ascribed toed for Brentford HUCKIN, PAK clude in their line-up imposing the
gd leader and KINSON and MEARS from the tames but they have two players; their lack of a
MOXHAM BUT and FOX, though various players, including Juniors forwards who have already prov
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PEARSON. TATE RICHES and Though Taylor stated as be
"groomed" for centre-half. It was learned that he is essentially Bowever, frum what has been a wing-half and will probably Al
et their worth representative SHEEHAN, were tried none really ing games last season and these two dad achieve any success. Lether with SHAW. the skipper;
the centre assignment.
Ruckin Parkinson and Mears
a new arrival, here such position with Brit tak- ahu pivot, will be the inainstay of seen of TIVEY
appears
thetr the other while CROFT, who have solved }{} Mi trum
This player has played last season, will take over From what has been seen of the knotty problem
necessary dash, pos Sappers my
is that the height impression though they have a useful forward seoses a good shot and, above all
are being tried out in the forward is not afraid to try in there are gups in the defence
1 the whole last fine. One of them will probably They have which need plugging up to streng then the team as a whole During year's term. with the exception the right wing, with Anderson a practice game against a mixed of FRESHWATER, AS WILKINSON on the other. Hendy, their leading Sing Tao and Rest match at Suo has already struck up a very good goal scorer last season will again! kunpoo a week ago the forwards understanding with PARKER belend the attack with Le Pake and
will probably be retained in that Barber in support showed good combination and un
position while SHEEHAN, formerly
The First Bell will be rong at derstanding despite a we: ground
but Thr defence seemed t 1.30 p.m.
warble" whenever hard pressed
Though, as stated only pitted No One without a badge will against a mixed team, the Inter-
matched their be admitted to the Members' mediate line Enclosure. Such must be worn. Ponents in disinintedatess, throw
Ing much work on the backs Shaw
throughout the duration of each Meeting in such a manner as to be readily identified.
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back, will complete the
half
ne with BRIGHT in the centre the left [13 and T. THOMAS on PEARSON and SAW the “DIEHARDS" have two good sche mers but the wingers, COOMER and C. THOMAS will provement.
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is a good defensive player but will
With several promising players! have to learn "preserve" his!
the
draw Juniors to head. ecupying. as he does, the jin pivotal berth They have a steady should the occasion arise. Middie-
the will PALMER ANG SIX
unce again prove pair of backs in
teams before: FIELDING while Moxharn can be headache of many relied upon to "keep'em out"
old They.
B5 practice BETTER AS INSIDE
Tur Fox, who is getting to be a bet-witness their performances BO
and will, no doubt, put in a lot of hard work before Saturday
Badges admitting Non Mem bers to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms
$5.00 ut
Jor tientlemen and $3.00
for Ladies (both including tax! ter inside than a leader, wil he
are obtainable through SECRETARY
Ирон
the the given
the
per
inside right position.
centre. with PELHAM BL
Much WMS expected of L WAI-LAM towards the end of last season but nearly always miled At the
though Domeni
to be se
sonal or written application of Member, such Member responsible for all visitors intro | crucial duced by him, and for Payment several trials. of all Chits, etc.
The Secretary's Office, Ist floor, Exchange Building (Tel. 27794) will close at 11.45 a.m. Tiffins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Telephone 219201.
No children or amabs will be admitted to either Enclosure. PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The price of Admission to the
In the fry pra. tices he has been none too impres. sive and will have to "buck up' when the season starts in earnest
Their line-up will probably be as follows: Mexham: Pal-
season
the
£8 very however need more
very
VERY LUCKY
have been Srts Royal lucky 25 far 15 the losing of players is concerned for they can given again call on the same trim that did service last season and, with one more year's experience behind them, this team should do better.
Whenever the Scots take the are never field their opponents
final the sure of victory until whistle 18 sounded as they are well-known for thetr Aghting were the DC- spirit and many casions whey then smatched vie tory at the very last minute. In this respect they have
their defence-the samŁ this year-who, despite the for- stood wards Jailure, had always their ground.
mer. Fielding, Chan Ying-
kuen, Sbaw. Taylor, 1 Wal- Jam, Birrell, Fox and Jones. This team will certainly need watching and it will be m- teresting to see how they will fare among the seniors. JONES, the regular left-wing, on the injured Ust.
In his place. GOUGH. a newcomer with a good
good shot turn of speed and a will be tried out today. and, f
to thank
me as
best
unt BANKIER
the of Wepers here, wil be between the
with sticks
NAYSMITH
and
Public Enclosure s $1.00 The comes up to scratch, then be FRASER ir front of him. The including Tax, for all Persons, will play in that position or halves are as yet undecided but including Ladies, and is payable Saturday against Sing Tao.
at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors
ia Uniform are admitted Half Price.
By Order,
S. A. SLEAP,
Acting Secretary. Hong Kong, 22nd Sept., 1941.
ROLLER SKATES
HOCKEY RESULTS
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will probably comprise CLARKE, WORST LUCK
FALCONER and MUNRO, though MARSHALL The team that had the worst both PARNABY and luck against them last year was have good claims. In the attack Middlesux, better known to fans the left wing berth is open bul as "Diehards." for on numerous position in all practice games he occasions they practically outplay will, In all probability. All the gap.
Alleged Conspiracy To Rob Cargo From Junk
match
WIN BY 7-0 friendly football at the Valley yesterday Hongkong Football Club Juniors
A.A defeated Sth
Regiment seven clear goals.
There's of
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CHEUNG SING, 45, LEUNG YAU, 34, LAM KUN-YAU, 38, and Two matches were played on CHAN KWAN, 51, appeared before Major A. N. Macfadyen yesterday Monday in the Roller Skates Hoc-afternoon at the Kowloon Magistr sey, charged with conspiracy to key Longue for the Chu Yin Yap steal cargo from trading Junk 768176 on Aug. 28, with four others
not in custody. Pao Cup.
After a goalless first half, Cy- The cargo consisted of 166 fex-set sall for Chunchuen from Hong-
beat Hongkong Skating tilizera, 200 bean cakes and 850 kong and about 0 p.m., due clones Rink "B" by two clear goals, scored tins of kerosene, property of Takfalling wind, It was decided to re- by A Kitchell and Rahmin.
Cheong and Co., No. 14, Connaught turn to Hongkong...be
Shortly after their return a King's Skating Rink beat Kow- Road West.
four Chan loon Skating Club "B" by
Chan-cheong, foki, who small sailing boat approached and, clear goals after leading at the in- was in charge of the cargo, stated, being afraid, witness went down terval by the only goal, scored by in evidence, that on Aug. 28 they to his cabin. He then heard shouts Nien. K. W. Chang and P. H. Yung
(2) scored the other goals.
BOWLS WALK-OVERS Several walk-ovora have been conceded in the first round of the Colony Lawn Bowls Singles Cham- plonship.
CYCLONES TAKE TO BOXING
Members of Cyclone Sports Club
of "robbera" and Immediately grabbed his rifle and went up.
Becond defendant, it is alleged. snatched the rifle from him and unloaded it.
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WAS BLINDFOLDED Withess added that ho have for some time been training bundiokled and tied up and put in A. H. Rumjahn has received a for boxing, with from Bux, Jr. as the bottom of boat's hold. Not bo- Ing properly blindfolded he could walk-over Itum J. W. Harrou, R.the leading light, it la Tearned.
The Cyclones are extremely keen soo second defendant. Leigh from W. Nash, R... da Lut Irem A. E. Contoh, W. C. Higgs and are anxiola to fix up a match from W. J. Bagley, and D. M. Khan against any other boys club in-noon today for judgment.
targeted in boxin
· The, boaring was adjourned until
But A Bal proshouted