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HONG KONG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1949.

Keen And Exciting Racing Expected Today

(By "Ropier")

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There is every reason to anticipate that glorious conditions for racing will prevail this afternoon when the Hong Kong Jockey Club stage their Eighth Race Meeting, the first saddling bell for which will be rung at 1.30 p.m. There are altogether 10 events on the programme. Entries on the whole can be regarded as quite satisfactory and with

track on the fast side, I expect to see good times recorded, in ad- dition to keen and exciting racing.

Mr. Andrew Ostroumouff, the Champion Jockey for 1947, and i

1948. underwent

-an

of her

for appendicitis at the St.

Hospital last Saturday and will not

seen in action today. be However, I am sure racing en- thusiasts will join me in express- ing the hope that Mr. Ostroumofi will soon be well on the road to

a complete recovery.

The Totalisator System is not yet in working order and will not be in operation at this Meeting.

Race No. 1-Thirsk Handicap (Firet Section): One And A Quarter Miles.

Our Novice jockeys have_this opening race of the day, all to themselves and they will be: called upon to take out Austra- lian penies Class 6.

Chelsea will be taken out by Mr. Darkin and will probably start favourite, especially when one bears in mind its easy win in the Natha Handicap (Third Section) over six furlongs at the¦=

"Rapier's" Selections For Today

RACE HO. 1

CHELSEA JUMP BIO LIGHTNING

Outulder Treaturer.

RAGE NO. 2

AMAZING TRADE WIND AVALON

Outsider:

RACE NO. 3

MARIGOLD

BRIVISTO

POSSIBILITY

Chie! Witness.

- Outsider. Hurricanc.

last meeting with Mr. Mailand RACE NO. 4

up

understand that Mr. William-

son will be riding Treasure”.

This pony should not be ignored.

as it is fast improving

After its second placing in the Humphrey's Handicap

Section)

(Third

over the two milepost

at the last meeting with MF

up.

Jump, Bid (Mr.) will no doubt receive at

0 support Lightning (M". Casum), should not be left out altogether in spite! of its previous disappointments.

Mr. Lai Kal-kim will take out Autumn Leaf and for those who are prepared to take a chance, this combination may return a! useful dividend.

Race No. 2---Chester Handicap (First Section): From The Two Mlle Post Once Round and in

Confined to Australian ponies Class 5, this race will be very

ореп.

In spite of its bad behaviour at the last meeting in throwing its rider, Mr. Tao, I still fancy the

EPINARD

COLONIA

JASMIN

Outsider:

RACE NO. 5-

Speed Wheel.

WORLD PEACE

PROBABILITY LUCKY JANE

Outsider: Chief Pilot.

RACE NO: $

BOOM TOWN EMPRESS DELIGHT HARMONY

. Outsider: Thunder Sky.

RACE NO. 7.

NATIONAL GIFT DESERT KNIGHT COUNTESS DELIGHT

Outsider: The Tigress. RACE NO. 8

INGRID ROSEMARIE WINDERMERE

Outsider:

chances of Amazing, as this pony | RACE NO.-9 seems to be the best of the en-j tries.

Mastery (Mr. Needa), ran very well at the last meeting to come Breond in the Waterloo Handicap (Set nd Section) over six für- longs. This pony will probably find strong support

Avalon has been a source of disappointment lately but this time, with Mr. Williamson on top, will have an allowance et 7 lbs and should not be disregarded, as

I am confident that a win cannot

long be delayed...

Madame Butterfly.

BARBARIAN ATOMIC POWER POPULARITY

Outsider. Liberty Ship. RACE NO. 10

LANA KING OF PEACE MINX

Outsider Thunderbolt.

7.1.

Race No. 5.-Epsom Handicap Trade Wind (Mr. Pin), is a very (First Section): From The Twe consistent mover and will prob- Mile Post Once Round and in

be placed.

ably

an upset.

Race No. 3.-Goodwood Handi-

longe.

Race No. 7-Chester Handicap (Second Section): From The Two Mile Post Once Round & in.

Pick Of Week-End Softball Games

(By "GRANDSTAND")

Feature tilts on this weak's 14-game card will be the Braves-Pandas Senior league clash and the Wildcats-Canuckettes Ladies loop tussles slated for 11.30 a.m. and 4 p.m. tomorrow. The minor loop Braves and Baguars carry on their ***** private grudge in spite of the fact that mOST

of the original-members of these two feud ing outfits have since moved up to the seniors. The Squaws and White | their machinery with serious Fangs make their league de-work-outs. but when they meet in the

The addition of Y. Y. Leung,

Cross-Harbour · Swimming Race

Ninety-two entries have been received for the annual cross-harbour

wwim which will take place at 11 am. to--- morrow. The

Wilt The competitors start from the Railway Pler at Kowloon and swim. In to the Victoria Recreation Club..

Among the entries there are 25 entries from the Army and five from the Royal Navy. STOMERSKIE

CHI Chun-nam are also entered.

Hong Kong

Among the entries for this race Ladies junior circuit this after who was a regular in the squad vs. Kowloon

which is confined to Australian panies Mass. 5, I like the chances National Gift (Mr. Thomas), Desert Knight (Mr. Williamson) Countess Delight (Mr. C. F. Ng) and the Tigress (Mr. Kowk). National Gift won the Hum- phreys Handicap (Second Section) over this distance at the last meeting and on that performance it was promoted to this class.

FOL

noon at the CBA Ground.

None of last week's games adhered to schedule, with the re sult that every game commenced fate.

It would not be

be fair to pin the fault on any particular team and it is up to the umpire in charge to hustle up the players between innings, and to invoke the bye- law which states that if a team ready to play after 15 minutes of the advertised time,

the game.

not

at Shanghai, has further streng- thened their inner defences. Gardiner's Bay in the week-end The Jaguars tangle with USS

night-cap. The Navy boys are thways full of pep and can be tainment, should they win, lose or depended upon for good enter-

draw.

Bowls Match

For That "Second Wind” -Pause for Refreshment

DRINK

Coca-Cola

Saints, Commandos

In Crucial Soccer Game This Afternoon

(By. "ROVER")

Interest in First Division soccer this week-end will-

be centred on the game between St. Joseph' and the Commandos o the Club Ground at Happy Valley this afternoon, as well as the moeting between Eastern and Kowloon Mator Bus at Caroline Hill, The Saints, who have only dropped one point to

date, are definitely in the running for Cham- pionship honours and if they can win today's game and beat Kit Chee, the present leaders, whom they meet next week, they will go to the head of the Division I Table,

(By "RAMBLER")

Eastern and Kowloon Motor their prospects tomorrow are none The annual lawn bowls Bus, who are also looking for 100 rosy. match between Hong Kong ward to gaining honours this On current form, the Folie and Kowloon for the Aitken-season, have each dropped two should win. Slugging Power

but their forward bead Shield will be decided points and their meeting this will have to show a little mor Judging from the sailors' only on November16 at 2.30 p.m. at afternoon will undoubtedly re- steadiness and accuracy: whe) appearance, the general opinion the Kowloon Bowling Green sult in a dour struggle for favourably placed, and not the is that they depend on slugging Club.

supremacy.

away scoring chances throu ́ As there was only two divisions better than average fielding! last season twelve rinks were op- ing their strongest side for today's

St. Joseph's, who will be field-reckless kicking of the ball, ability.

The following is the week-end,

Desert the offending team forfeits power for runs, with only slight=!

which came

The Tigress ran unplaced the This will be game worth seeing last two times out but may do as both teams are equally balance

also adherents of "squeeze play"! Fuatesy.

to

on the slab.

me against the Commandos, programme: will be starting hot favourites.

In defence, the Saints are well served, particularly in the inter-Eastern

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better on a hard track this after-ed in fielding billliance, and are ville Vas has nominated convenor of the Hong Kong team] Pereira and Omar to get off the

Today

First Division

KMB, Caroline RL, I Fm.: Referee: H.J. Chisall Linesmen: Li Bing-tong an P.J. Dundon.

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St. Joseph's Commando, Club, S p.m.; Referee: L.G. Young Linesmen: S.Y. Kwok and J. McParlan

Kwong Wah v Club, Boundary St $ pm Referee J.F. Baní, Lanesmen: H. Richardson an J.G. Padley.

As it tron very easily, I think it will just about do it again. Knight is a pony that is constantly At a certain game last week, improving, and at the last meet play was held

up at least six The Jaguars enjoy the distinc-Posed to each other but since then the 1% or the Third Section of times, just for the purpose of a tion of being the only senior Lad with three divisions in the the above race for Class 6 ponies gab session. It is unnecessary to league tesen to be represented by will be seen in action

League, 18 rinks from each side expect to see it give National remind umpires that requests for almost 100 per cent of players in Gift

Mr. J. McKelvie. President of opposition, if it does time out which serves no pur- be juniors last year, the only the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls As-mediare line, where Dave Leonard Countess Delight,

pose, need not be granted.

exception being reable Barros sociation was elected Captain of to speak, a veritable Rock | Despite the Braves setback at at first base, who is capable of the Kowloon team and Mr. B. W. third in the Waterloo Handicap the hands of the more experi- handling that assignment with Bradbury elected Captain of the

of Gibraltar. (Third Section) over the sixenced Saints last week, they are ease

The St. Joseph's attack 1. furlongs is acother candidate raring to take on the Pandas.

Hong Kong team.

however, the biggest problem; at capable of extending the above

It is learned that Jaguar hîrid- Mr. J. G. Meyer was elected times it rises to the heights of two ponies,

Squeeze Play Strategy

snatcher Correa may not be able convenor of the Kowloon team and brilliance and then, for

play due to liners, which C. P. Basto. T. A. Madar, and C. apparent reason, lapses into the case Chandu Pedrues will have Logan are to be in the sub-com- mediocre. to-act as receiver for brother mittee.

A great deal will depend on Mr. U. M. Omar is to be the the ability of How Keng-sinz. Pitot his Vic Pedruce,

starting line-up as follows: with UA. Ramjahn, C. Pope and mark from the start. Correa or Chandu Pedruco, cat-mittee.

Frankie J. Kinninburgh in the sub-com- Pitcher: cher; Frankie Barros ist base, Players participating will be Jojo Baptista 2nd

The Commandos have not bees Kit Chce v Club, Club, 130 pam. base, Gerry charged an entrance fee of $5 per Langenberg, 3rd base, Umberto head which will include the cost all impressive and unless they University v Police, Boundary S Mose, shart-stop; Lionel Sequiera, of spoons and tea.

Referee S., Kwok.

Olle. Vas and Eric Guest out-

can produce something out of the elders.

The number of players for each ordinary this afternoon, Dockyard v Yard Police, Navy.

3.30 p.m. Referee: J.G. Padle Club are as follows.

difficult to visualise their beating) A Determined Effort

the Saints or even holding them KOWLOON

to a draw, but the unexpected The Wildcats, who have been First Division: Recrelo (8), thay happen. rudged out of the championship KBGC (6), KCC (6), KDC (4). in the ladies division for the

Chinese” soccer fans will - Second Division: last two years, are making a KBGC, KCC and Filipino Club six to see the game between Eastern

Recreio doubtedly flock to Caroline- Hil| determined effort to collar the cach

is also down for decision this and Kowloon Motor Bus, which

afternoon.

ncon.

Race No. Thirsk Handicap (Third Section): 14 Miles.

This race will be contested by third section Australian ponies

Class 6.

Rosemaris (Mr. S. W. Lee), has been given top-weight of 157 lbs and on that account I don't fancy its chances here.

in

a

Ingrid (Mr. Needa), came third the Humphreys Handicap (First Section) over the two mie post at the last

last meeting and as it is in good condition at the mo

I think its chances of win- ment, ning bere

are rather bright Windermere (Mr. Holgate), which ran unplaced in the above race ridden by Mr. Kwok, can be depended

on to make good fight of it

It will not

surprise me at all to see it

see it win, as the pony has shown improvement during morn- ing gallops over long distances." Madame Butterfly (Mr. Dar kim), is another one to watch, as this pony is improving and a win is not beyond its capabilities.

Sino Marshall (Mr. Shich) and Roslyn (Mr. Kwok) are also likely winners as they are ia very good condition.

Race No. 9Goodwood Handi- cap (Third Section): Six Fur. longe

This is another sprint affair in which the third lot of Australian

ories Class 4 will figure.

Atomic Power (Mr. Pih), was by Sportsmaster in the

In the hitting department, per- haps the Braves have a slight edge with Spiky Gutteres and Gussie Pereira in the line-up.

Since the Pandas dropped a decision to the U.S. Navy in the Opening Day gala, the Shanghai- landers have been busy oiling up

Swedish Soccer Team Arriving On November 23

Not Impressive

..

Second División Eastern St. Joseph's, Careline

Ha, 3.30 Dundon.

pin; Referee: P.J

pm; Referee: P.A.. Mooney Prison's v Solicitors, St. Joseph' 5 p.m.; Referee: J.W, West.

Tomorrow

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Navy v RAF, Navy, 5 pm; Re

First División --- year, and have added Third Division: KCC, Recreio,

feree: F.J. Cross: "Linesmen: V considerable

strength to their KBGC and KDC six each.

Gibson and F.B. Parelval Une-up with the inclusion of

CAA v Police, Boundary St., from several players recently

In view of the honours at HONG KONG

pum.Referee: W. Gafpe Shanghal.

First Division: CCC, ICRC and stake, a rousing game la ex-

Linesmen G.T. Grummitt ar The Swedish Halsingborgs Buster Hollande is taking charge PRC, eight each,

pected, with the decision in

E.A. Stibley. Idrottsforening soccer team has of the coaching department and Second Division: CCC, IRC.

doubt right ell the final Army v South China, Sookimpon, completed arrangements to

fi will take a good team to beat TDC, HKFC five each and HKCC whistle.

(4).) that combination.

.5 p.m. Referee: A. E. P. Guest leave Copenhagen for Saigon

Eastern, who have been doing. Third Division: POC, HKER and remarkably well up to the pre- Fans will welcome the re-ap-

Libesmen: A. Ribeiro and J on November 12, and is ex-

Turner. pearance of Irene Souza at Arst, PRC eight each. pected

sent stand a very good chance Kit Chee (bye) Fong Kong on base again, after several years'

The final of the International of winning this game, but it is. November 23.

Lawn Bowls Tournament (Gutler-doubtful if their defence will be Taikoo v Navy, Navy, 3.30 pm absence.

Second Division This information was released Battery for the important rez Shield) will be decided at the able to stand up to the by Mr. J. Skinner, Chairman of clash with the Canuckettes will Kowloon Bowling Green Club on likely to be set by the nippy CAA RAF, Boundary Street

Pace Referee: W. Gibson- the Hong Kong Football Associa be Dolly

and Margie Sunday, October 30 at 230 p.m. tion, at the weekly Press Confer-Xavier. ence held yesterday.

The Swedish team, which will play a series of games in the Co- Leny

will

comprise the following: 1st leader: Wolf Sigvard Lyberg. 2nd leader. Erik Ivar Eskilsson. Team Manager Henry Evald Kronholm.

Managers: Axel Hult and Sture! Medemo.

Brown

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The Canuckettes are best re- membered for their feat Jat year when they unceremonious- ly dumped the Wahoos in an gpact verdict, mainly through; the sterling pitching of popular Allee, Mar.

This event will be contested by beateng Handicap over the son and Henry-Anders Christens-/ re-joined the Maple Leat Outat!

Starting Times

the Old Course at Fanling tomorrow: The following are the starting time

9.20 C.G.D. Carter-NA, Brown' T.D. Drysdalen WD. Davies, J, Forbes--L Goldman.

1.

9.16

13.04 P.F.F. Watkinson-12LA Webb

KMB forwards..

Look Well Set.

Club, who scored a well de- Served victory over Army on Thursday, look well set for, an- on other two points when they meet Kwong Wah at Boundary Street this afternoon.

Given the fielding support, Alice is likely to upset the apple

cath For those who prefer an t-Australian ponies Class 3. sider, Chief Witness (Mr. Ren-

Goalkeepers: Karl Oscar Svens Mainstays of the team who have

$40 DB. Robb-ED; LaNTEBOR nez), is quite capable of causing Lili Marlene (Mr. Hits and on afternoon over this distance with Kjell. L-sers Pets Hall

For its win at the last meeting, mile at the last meeting it has son. Full backs Harry Evertere Avarita Choy and Mignon

9.44 FD. Heater W. Shewas 5.48 Gb Livingston & Co. HIDY been pehalised by lbs

good chance of winning this Ziegler, Arthur Ingemar Knutsson, Via. The Chinten sisters are still 9.5 W.G. Robertaco-A.E.' Limasan

John with the team and it is under-

1.56 KB. Kleghorz-J.B. Mackie that account I am cap (First Section): Six Fur much-reliance on Lili Marlene to Barbarian will be taken out by Sven Ore Svensson, Stendy Erwin added

not placing the above pony not participating. Konrad Wikdahl.

backs stood that new talent has been 10,00 AR. de Piuna-C.3. Retais win.

Mr Pole-Hunt; I suggest that it Appeltoff. Olle Birger Perssos In this sprint event for Class

Beckenham

The Senior loop Pirates take 10.68 H.WE Heath-P.8. Barry (Mr. Maitland), should be borne in mind. At the and Sven Espling. Forwards: Malte on Marie Baptista's four-leafed 14.12 J. Linaker. Pre-Bast 4 Australian ponics, the draw for which was third in the above previous meeting, Mr. Alexander Harald Martensson, Ake Borje Clovers in a friendly bussle at 4.

20.1 3.1. Magister-W.. Griere should be considered race, is up by 5 lbs position

and is a was unable to bring the pony up Lennart Jonsson, carefully.

decided danger. It has

cnough to provide the neces- Helge Franck; Nus Erik Bertil interest to the Ladies league 1023 PC Jacksos, Sarz Cdr. D, Walab good fat coou to

Cair Johan pm today, which should provide LC BALA. Niebola

10.24 WJ. Kownt G. Stewart There are quite a few speedy chance of winning here.

sáty challenge and had animals among the entries. Mr.

to be Jonsson, Sven Ake Harry Persson, fans. content with being fourth. World Peace (Mr. Alexander),

Bror Karlsson, Hars Persson and The White Fangs, who ac-1636 I. Marthaco?. Karibum Popularity (Mr. K. F. Chiu), Alf Jantin

well to take third posi wil ride Brivista and Bir.. F. the last meeting when it ran un- tion in the above race and should

ran quite Chiu will take cut. Possibility.

placed, should not be disregarded give a better account of itself over Two Bid (Mr. Pih), has again as I still believe it is the best bet this distance been given top weight, but this

H. S. Chang will have the mount despite its poor performance

on Marigold. Mr. Williamson

as

at

here.

HKFA MEETINGS

A meeting of

雍

quitted themselves fairly well in 10. send-lot games last year, will be tested when they meet Bill Silva's fister team of the Braves

G.G. Akop-B.M. Howell

EH. Sainsbury-A. Todd TENNIS RESULTS

Suwon the Fangs have kept!

Following their original team intact, build-

to

Club Ladies Singles (Semi-Final)? Mrs. Litton beat Mrs. Struobach. 8-6-6-2.

Club Men's Singles: M. Heenan beat K. B. Baker 5-150

Kwong Wah started off their ixtures with a smashing win over the RAF, but failed to follow... up the form shown in that match and have not won a single game

since:

The best, game on the arp gramma tomorrow should be seen at Seokunpoo, where Army entertain Bouth Chini

mit

3.30 pang Referre, G.T. Gre News Vendor v Army, Clut

5

pm; Referver - A: Léck...... South China y PCA, Caroline H. 5 p.m: Referee: Liu Ting-kál.

Royal Navy Teams For

The Week-End-

The following are the Roya Navy tearns for cricket, rugby and soccer over the week-end

CRICKET

South China, who have done at Pokfulam at 1.45 pm today

ist against HK University

sources into this game and if Ko (Tamar), Li. Brown (Concord), mich better than expected, will no doubt throw all their re workman (Tamar), SBA

SCPO White (Tamar), SBCPO

Po-keung, their most outstanding Grast (Concord), Lt. Venables player at present, maintains his (Comus). CPO Bacon (Belfast). form, the soldiers will not have SCPO. Garrod (Belfast); O/1 everything their own way.

Jones

Lt. Johnscr (Belfast).

Cousin The Army, of whom so much (Charity)," should not be a serious handicap, which was second in the Con- by Mr. Renner and it has been Management Committee of the Josette Tiampo, the Squaws have at the Ladies Recreation Club: top at the end of the season, they at Happy Valley at 5.30 pants today

Probability (Mr. K. F. Chiu), Liberty Ship will be taken out

was expected, have now dropped (Charity). are the results of five valuable points and if they RUGBY the League ing their defence around hurler Yesterday's tennis matches played hope to be anywhere near the it ran very well at the last naught Handicap, (Secord section) whispered that this pony stands Hong Kong Football Association signed several new players, among meeting

at the last meeting may like the good chance of scoring a win will be held at the Association's whom is

Against 3 Commando Brigade Hurricane (Mr. Feter Young), distance and should give a good should not be neglected in spite account of itself, -

will have to pull themselves to Francisca Fereira office on Friday, October 28, at hold the hot-comer. National Congress (Mr. Thomas), 5.45 p.m.

LSBA Jones (Tamar), Mid Tulip of its disappointment at the last

Eether. with 135 lbs to carry, is lightly

Belfast) Lt. Fawcett (Tamir) meeting. This pony is fast over

Recovering Prestige The pitching task will be given The

A/B Milestrasse (Tamar)P pony to watch, however, is treated and should not be disre

.AGENDA

to either Virgie Xavier or Bits this distance and, if Mr. Young Chief Pilot (Mr. Pote-Hunt), garded, as it is capable of giving

1. To confirm Minutes of meet Marques.

any more points and for this reas PO Bence (Tamar), Li Wrigh They cannot afford to drop (Tamar), LI. (E) Love (Belfact Pearce (Tamar), Lt.Cdr. Aitke can get it away to a good start, which is steadily improving and I the above ponies a good fight to ing No 3. 2 To select the Rest of While making the usual mounds I think

it will be very near, at expect it to give a good fight

son-it is believed that they will (Comus), Lt. Bentley (Charity Colony Tean against the finish,

the end

United at the ball-delds during the week, against the above mentioned po

Services on November 7. 3. Ar- it has

henceforth seriously settle down at Edals (Tamar) Lt Norma The race will probably be nies, if it does not

been noted that most fought out between Marigold. Lucky Jane (Mr. Holgate), is - Two Mile Post Once Round and other business.

Race Na 10-Epsom Handicap rangements for Memorial Cup, 1st teams are actually win

J. D. Mackle and D. Nolan beat to the task of recovering so much (Belfast); Mid S. Smith (Belfast) (Bpcond Section): From

taking advantage of The round, on November 20. 4. Any the summer hours to put in a bit 62, 64

J. Hurlbatt and P. V. Shawe. 8-10, already

the Brivisto, and Possibility, with other good looking animal, but I

prestige which they have Bab-I. Cooke, (Alacrity), -- Jost Two Bid and -Hurricane as out- am afraid that fit, may find the In

of practice

A keenly contested game is ex- siders.

PARTIDA SOCCER Handicap Mixed Doubles;

·Interport A meeting of the opposition too strong for its c

KM. Gets and Mrs, Gets beat The second lot of Class 3 Aus Sub-Commitice of the Hons on History Has Been Made Race No Thirsk Handicap to happen in this race.

ing. However, anything is liable tralian ponies will farm the op- Football Association will be held before noted for their off-game 6-1, (Second Section); 11⁄2 MiTEL

position in this last race of the at the Association's office on Fri-warm-ups, were out in full last The ponies to watch in this

day, and should provide an in day, October 28, at 615 p.m. or Wednesday, which caused a lead-Chinese Recreation Club were? - Hace No. 6. Goodwood Handi- teresting duel for honours. will be Colonia (Mr. Cap" (Second: Section): Six Far

so soon after the League Manageing member of the American' com- Lana (Mr. Needa), which was ment Committee Meeting Williamson), Jasinin (Mr. Alex tange

second in the Connaught Handi- ander), Speed Wheel (Mr. Shieh)

AGENDA Secoud section, Class 4 Austra cap (First Section) at the last and.

lian ponies, will fight out the issue meeting, seems to be the best bet Irati (Mir, Maitland).

fancy Epinard winning in this race and I think the for a again, as this pony is very it at following will be prominent at the The danger, of course, is King the moment....

finish: Boom Town, (Mr. K. F. of Peace (Mr. Alexander), which Colonia ram very convincingly Chiu), Empress Delight (Mr. was second in the third section

Minx will have a

race

י

a win,

at the last meeting and will most; Kwak), Harmony (MrAnte), the above race.

will find the distance that it this, race, but he experts should not be ignored.

change in

1. To discuss the Saigon, Manila and Macao Interports. 2. Arrange ball Team. 3: Any other business. ments for visit of Swedish Foot-

Club Men's Doubles (Semi-Final);

[of

The Americans, who were never Gotfrield and Mrs. Gotfried, 10-8 fin favour of the Army,

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unity to rermark: "History, has

watching the US Navy play been made

Fans who ire keen

ball may be treated to several exhibition games In the near future, as it is understood that

KCC BOWLS TEAM

・

Results

of the matches at the

Men's Doubles: -

T. P. Tsui and W. P. Tai, bet S. N. To and W. K. Ma. 6-2, 6-2. CHAND TARA ✅HOCKEY TEAM The following will represent the

4.m

with the scales, Upped

1st XI against RAP at Cause way Bay at 5 p.m. tomorrow Another good game should be

A/B Prat (Belfast) Ly/Sea seen on the Navy Ground at Thompson (Alacrity), Yeoman Causeway Bay tomorrow after Tozer (Tamar), L/Sea Edge (Black noon, when Royal Navy play cutters), SM Gulam (Alacrity

Swan), R/L Thompson (Stone- hosts

to the Royal Air Force

The RAF is another Service FO Meesham (Black Swan). S team which has failed to settle vins (Tamar); Tel Spiers (Tan

Sargeron (Belfast) POSM Wat down and if the standard of foot A/B illam (Comus),

(Tamar) ball displayed up to date is any

criterion, then the sailors should 2nd XI against Tattoo at Cause have no difficulty in beating their Way Bay at 3.30 pm tomorrow.

A/B Saunders (Comus) P Bence (Tamar) L/Ben Wilso Tamar PO Northcott (Tamdr) Tel Rawling

→

bell(Be/21 Kamar), A Mooney

T/Sea

Tel: Krispp. (Concord)

L/Sca. Matthewz

likely provide a strong challenge and Thunder Sky (Mr.

a cruiser will be in port early Chand Tara Hockey Association opponents to Epinard.

With Boom Town

K. F. Jockey in Mr. Holgate, and as it Kowloon Cricket Club in a friendly.

The following will represent the next weeks

in a hockey ""match" zesing the Unfortunate To Lose Racing fars will recall Jasmin's Chin has a great opportunity of is

A highly successful

KITC at the Police Ground at second placing at the last meet-

good over

it Lawn Bowls game with the Hong meeting was held on Thursday, Bondars Street: tomorrow tingly fire performance against the

The sailors put up an exceed ing, but, I rather

Konz Regiment at the ECC at when 28- Mr. Shich will have charge of 830 p.m. opposition from Empress

*potential recorders at 10.15 a little too Delight Harmony, both of Thunderbolt and this combina"}: Baker, J. Orem (skip)2007

M. Elahi, M. All Din. B. 5. Saints last week and were some San tended Their names will be en W. Baker, A. C.L Stapleton, T capable of giving him tion should be

Ttered in the Scorers Register and Dhillen. D. Estrada, K. Nazarin, what unfortunate to lose. fellowing Worth

ta's corps of scores will be 3. 8. Dhillon, D. Khan, M. "A" dant efforts to secure a fist

en outsider, Thunder Sky, is also considered win, only to be beaten on each good enough to extend the above, is another good pony to follow in A. Wood, F. Howarth, E. given by Hal Wingice at 22

Lucky Starter (Mr. R. P Chiy), Thompson, F. Goodman borched with practies exercises Star C Cirry, Aladin, Police at Boundary Street and, as

The next discussion will be Kikhabhoy (Captain).

It is understood that, they have occasion, but there is little doubt I expect to see the finish in the view of Its light weight of 135 Gittens. Lock (skip);//

loat certain of Reserves linedoninė), Zaman,

their players - Pripiet and published: for the Proprij that it is improving and will need following order-Boom Town, Ihs, I recommend bearing it In

Mody Road, on Tuesday at 5,30 All players are requested to notably their centre-forward Lot Sara, the CURINA KAILA LEKULE watching

W. Palmer, L. Brezny. W. But pan when Banpress-Delight and Harmony.

terworth, J., Landolt (skip),

the use of symbols reach the Hockey ground by 920 Wah-ring, who is reported to have FRANK, LESLIE BUSH, W will be explained:

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thrown in his lot with Eastern, Hor Kong.

far this time.

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Chinese Athletic will meet the knell (Tamar L/PE

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