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HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1950.

Yachting notes:

MISS BOYLE WINS FINAL

LADIES SUMMER SERIES RACE

By "MOONRAKER”

The main event during the past week was the final race in the Ladies Summor Series which was sailed on Saturday afternoon and which was won by Miss Boyfo.

There was a foir wind and a slack tide at the start of the race, which made for ideal con- ditions.

During the first lop there was little to choose between the various boats.

Mrs. Brown, Miss Porteous and Mrs. Eddis were ahead at the end! of the first lap, but lost some af their wind under the lee of Kel- lett Island and Miss Boyle, who had kept out further in the tide,

School Football Leagues to start on October 15

The opening games in the School Football Leagues will Inke place on Sunday, October

15.

The fulltwing SH the pro Crumine:

Senjor League Yaumali v Diocesan's (Polico Ground, 11.30 mm.)

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crossed the line to gain the lead for the second lap.

Within striking distance

She was, however, passed by Mrs, Brown before rounding B 1. These two then got well away and were not seriously challenged until the last mark, when Miss Porteous again came well within striking distance.

Mia Boyle, however, look the fend and went on to win com- fortably from Mrs. Brown and Miss PorteoUK.

The weather was au bad on Sunday that it was only possible Lo sail one Dinghy race late In.the afternoon ufter the rain hurl clearext.

This race was won by Laufer.

Eliminating heats

The last races in the Summer Series will be sailed on Thursday, September 28, alter which this Series will close.

Intra-Club cricket trials

Two Intra-Club cricket trial matches were played yester- day, one at Chaier Road and the other at Cox's Road, Kow- loon.

In the match at Chater Road, which was between two teams of the Hong Kong Cricket Club. the "A" team bent the "B" team by 147 runs.

Batting first,

team the "A" complied 219 runs for nine wie- iets declared.

Ball was the most successful bowler for the "B" team, cap- turing three wickets for 36 runs.

Against the deadly bowling of Cull, who took four wickets for 13 runa, the "B" team were all out for 72 runs, L, F. Stokes being top-scorer with a runs.

KCC trial

In their final intra-Club erle- ket trial match at Cox's Road yesterday, the Kowloon Cricket Club "A" team boat their "B" team by 81 runs, the final score being 149-18.

Teams to represent KCC in the First and Second Division Lea-

fron selected The attention of members is gues will be drawn to the fact that elimin. those who look part in the trial last ating heats for the

yesterday and Opening

gumes of Regatta wilt ba alled

weck. naxt

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week-end. Yan A.M. v Wah Yon P.M. (Navy Ground No. 1 11.30 Min.)

Queer's College v La Sallu (Carulline Hill, 11.30 a.m.)

St. Joseph's y Falkoo (Club Ground, 11.30 n.m.)

Juniors

Kowloon

J

Yaumati P.M. V Diocesan's (Police Ground 10 a.m.)

Details of these heats follows:-

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Dinghies Saturday, September 30, 2.40 p.m., 1st Heat-Furrer 8, Laufer 7 Eddis 1, Miss Porteous 14. Trenerry 11, D. Cooper 20, Grey 19, Kempton .

The top scorers team yesterday Broadbridge

for the "A"

were F. A.

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Rio team score second goal Punches, not plans,

Stan Hanson missed this shot from Wilf Mannion of the English World Cup team in the F.A. Charity Cup match at Chelsea ground. In the goal, after an attempt to stop the ball, Is Stam Milburn, F. A. Canadian touring team right-back. At right is Stan Mortenson, who passed the ball to Mannion for the goal shot.—(AP Photo).

WITHOUT FEAR

(39), E. A. Lee; (20) and A. P. Welr (25).

The top scorers for the "B" The team were D. G. White (23). J. C. Huang (18), and C. I. Stapleton (14).

The most successful bowler

Sunday, October 1, 2.10 p.m., for the "A" team was A. P. Weir,

2nd Heat-Miss Cooper 1. Man- ning 5, Nixon 7. Chute 20, You-

Spencer Cooper 8.

Ying Wah Wah Yên (Armg¦rloff 11, Moore 14, Yates 19, Ground Boundary Street 10 a.m.) Yaunat! v La Salle (Army Ground, Boundary Street, 11.30 .a.n.)

Hong Kong "A" Bection. EK A.M. v, St. Paul's (Club Ground, 10 a..)

Wah Yan A.My Northcote Training School (Navy, No. 1 10 Din.)

St. Joseph's v Wanchat A.M. (Navy Ground No. 2 10 a.m.)

Hong Kong "E" Bection King's College v G. C. M. School (Caroline Hill 10 a.m.)

EIK Kudcoric V Queen's College (Army Ground Happy. Valley, 10 am)

V

Wanchol FM. Wah Yan P.M. (Arny Ground, 11,30 a.m.)

Spare boats are as follows and will be allocated in this order:— 2, 10, 6, 3, 4, and 10.

Stars

1st Heat, Sunday, October 1. 3 p.m.-Hancock 2, Van Kretsch- mar 5, Nixon 3, Spare 0.

Racing results

Ladies Summer Series, Satur- day, September 23:-1st Bliss Boyle No. 1, one hour 48 minutes Ave seconds; 2ad Mrs. Brown No. 5, one hour 51 minutes 24 seconds; 3rd Miss Porteous No. 3, one, hour 53 minutes 44 seconds.

who took three wickets for 24 runs.

A. J. Catley bowlod seven overs, five of which wero maidens.

OR FAVOUR

By The Sports Editor

Hong Kong Football Association is to be con- gratulated on the promptitude with which it has ordered an investigation into the circum- stances under which the Hong Kong Chinese National, Amateur Athletic Federation soccer team visited Singapore for the "Ho Ho" Cup Competition,

"A" Team: F. A. Broadbridge, It is hoped that in the investigation which is to A. P. Weir, E. A. Lee, Ricketts, V. C. Bond (Captain), A J. Catley, N. Hart-Baker, J. T Horseman, R. B. Lawes, G. R. Rossclett, and V. C. Seymour.

"B" Team: L. P. Quincy, C. I. Stapleton, G. Wren, J. C. Huang, D. Anderson, R. Themip- son, D. G. White (Captain), W. Pepercil, S. Bishop, A. J. Wood,

and F. R. Kerman.

BASEBALL SCORES

be conducted, the HKFA will not. be led· as- tray by extraneous matter which might be introduced to draw a red herring across the trial, but will at all times keep in mind the main point at issue.

This main point, it might he mention here be made of what

stressed, is whether or not the Federation team was handed

to over an individual, who was partly subsidised, by the Federation, as a commercial

Dinghy Series Race, Sunday...New York, September 20. venture.------ September 24:—18t Laufer No. 11;

Today's baseball всогея 2nd Yates No. 19; 3rd Miss Por- teous No. 1.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RHB Washington (1st gamo).. 3 9 1 New York................................. B 15 1 Winning pitcher Allie Reynolds. loser Sandy Consuegra,

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Washington (2nd game) 4 7 New York

710 2 Winning pitcher Mickey Ford. laser, Bob Kuzava.

Boston (1st game)

8 14 2 Philadelphia

0 3 1 Winning pitcher Mel Parnell, loser Alex Kellner.

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Boston (2nd game) Philadelphia

02 Winning pitcher Harry Taylor, loser Bobby Shantz,

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What happened during the tour is another matter and should be dealt with as a separate Issue, al- though it is closely related to and arises out of the arrangements mado in connection with the tour In the Brat instance.

It is also hoped that the HKFA will take steps to ensure that no member of the Emergency Sub- Committee which Is to handle the investigation is in any way on in- terested party.

Facts admitted' While on the subject of this investigation, It might be well to point out that the following facts were admitted at the Council meeting of the IKEA at which it was decided to hold án investigu– tion:

(b) That the tour had been en-

look place at a Committee meet- ing of the CNAAF held at the on Saturday, de Chine Cafe August 5.

Prior to this meeting, arrange- had been made whereby ments the individual in question was to take over the tour in considera-

lion of

of the Federation paying hlơ

the

sum of $3,000.

After these arrangements had been concluded, the sold in. dividual found it necessary to apply to the Federation for the grant of an additional $2.000. The meeting of August 6 was, and therefore, held to discuss consider this application for an udditional $2,000,

will win this fight

By JOE LOUIS

Sitting around and just talking

that's right.

Training camp wouldn't be training camp if we didn't do that.

Down at Pompton Lakes in New Jersey we do a lot of that. I sit with my trainer, Mannie Seamon, and my old top-sergeant from the Army, George Nicholson, and talk.

Remember George Nicholson? I make it. Then everybody's got He was my sparring partner bo- the mind to work harder getting fure we went into tha Army Into shape.

together.

George was the best sparring {* partner I ever had.

My programme

We got to get some laughs In Well, George is a mighty Im- this camp. What they say about, portant fellow to me now. When all work is true. A man's got to I quit, George got a job as assis-have time away from work. tant trainer to Ezzard. Charles.

My weight's good up here. That's the guy I'm going to fight's about 217, maybe a patind for the world championship 1 more or less after a workout. I've the Yankee Stadium, tomorrow. been boxing five days a week. George was with Charles for instead of four, like I used to dup three nights and he learned and running less on the road.

plenty about Charles. He knows I want to tell you that this as much about Charles's weak country around here's the best for nesses as anybody, And he running. The bills are right and knows a lot about Charles's good can run and walk those five f points.

nities with my eyes closed.

Two-handed puncher ~ Go when we sit arounit and throw the bull at night, Georgs has got a lot to say.

Cesarewitch and

Cambridgeshire Callover

London, September 25, The firstcällover on the Cesarewitch and the Cam- bridgeshire Autumn double was held at the Victoria Club here tonight.

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There's Kilit a lot of people -want to know what kind of/ fight I'm going to make «gainst! Charion. That's a little foolish. I'm going to make the kind of · The other night somebody`wna saying this here Charles wasn't fight that will win. I must be much of a puncher. "He can't ready to box with Charles, but must make hurt you with either hand," the it's the munch that guy said.

the difference. Everybody knows George

why must didn't let him say that, so

they keep much more. He looked me asking the kind of fight I'll make? In camp we just want to get straight in the eye and ha, seid:

I don't do "Joe, don't you go faking this sharp, that's all.

****)milybody any good to plan'a fight. fellow light as a puncher.

and then go into the ring and alther can punch good with hand,

He sneaks around you get it upset right at the start.

Then everybody doesn't and weaves a little and shoots

what to do, them good punchos, You got to watch for them.” "You mean," Mannlo Seamon asked, "that Joe's got troubles Best way is to go in there and thead?"

find out what the other fellow's Strathspey, the winner of last

This Nicholson, you got to going to do. Then you do the year's Cesarewitch, was mada handed it to him. He just laugh- things you need to do to win, joint favourite with the threo-ed right out loud and said: "Ain't Lot's say this here Charles year-old High Forest for this what I'm saying, Manale. Pm decides he's going to stick with year's race, which is being run at | saying "Joe can't afford to take his left and grab ogain. That Newmarket on October 11 over this here Charles easy-like. This could bo what he's thinking about. two and a quarter miles.

is a 'real fight,”

** | That kind of fight would be I like to hear George talking | right dowie my alley, `` Both were quoted at 100 7. that way. It's good to have a 1 think Im wronger than Thirteen horses were quoted for follow In comp that keeps talk- · Charles. . I'll ́push him, off, and this fight leg of the double. Ing up the fight tough as he can. punohis Fifteen received separate quota- tions for the Cambridgeshire, bo- ing run a fortnight later at Newmarket over nine furlongs.

Lord Rosebery's.

Rock,

Fastnet

well-handicapped three-your-old, Diable, who was made joint second fæ-: vourite at 20 to 1, won the French Cambridgeshire today, but the gpit's trainer, afterwards Diabla stated that 'Roodu would run in tho Champion Stakes instead of thi market Cambridgeshire.

Now-

Hyperbole, an easy winner Of the Kaight's Royal Stakes al Ascot on Saturday, was also offered at 20 10:1.

The quotations were:- Cesorowitch: 100 to 7 Strath- At this meeting, certain Ken- sper and High Forest," 20 to £ liemen who are on the HKFA Harlech and French Squadron, 23 Council wore sis present, but to 1 Royal Oak, Le Herb, Cinna as members of the Federation Falo, Merayak ond. Speelality, 26 Committee.

to 1 On End, Phalerian and White Rose.

The individual to whom the tour had been entrusted was also present at the meeting and was called upon to give certain ex- planations and answer certain questions.

Cambridgeshire: 18 to 1 Fastnet. Rock, 20 to 1 Roc,du Diable and Hyperbole, 25 to 1 Back Tor, (a) That the Federation knew NATIONAL ‘LEAGUE

Black Pampas and Kelling, 23 to that the trip to Singapore would

After these questions had tBurnt Brown, Coastal Wave, been answered and the necessary Dutch Clover, Peter Flower, Zina Philadelphia (1xt game) 12 18 result in a Anancial loss,

explanations given, the indi and Near Way, 40 to 1, Moss- Boting pitcher Ken Heintzel-trusted to a number of indivi-vidunt in question was requested borough and Stormy Feirel, 50 to

to leave the room while the Rubens Reuter. duals. That the individuals to Committee discussed the man, loser Warren Spahn.

pros!... and cons of the matter.

Décision of Committoo

It was eventually decided: to pay half the additional' amount applied for, thus bringing the total amount of the Federation's lawn bowls match at Austin In a First Divisjon. League commitment up to $4,000.

Philadelphia (and gamo) 391 Boston

... 5 10 10) Wirming pitcher Max. Surkont, loser Jim Konstanty,

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(e) whom the tour was

entrusterf were prepared to bear any loss which might be incurred.

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LAWN BOWLS RESULTS

I might also - be ́pertinent lo mention that it was denied that New York (18) game); 2 1 2 the Federation had given a cer- Brooklyn b................... 3 70tain individual $4,000 or that it

Winning pitcher Preacher Roo, had agreed that this individual The individual in question, was Road" yesterday, Kowloon Bowl- loser. Willa Jones,

was to keep the profits, I any, then-requested to return to the Ing Green Club, beat-Kowloon New York (and game) 4.0.3 of the tour.

room, when, he was told of the Dock Club, by ning shots and Brooklyn N

Arising out of the admissions decision reached. He was alas on two rinks, the final score Winning pitcher Sat Magile,et forth above, one, is tempted told that no accounts would be being 02-53.AN

·loser Erskine,-Associated Press.

The Second Division League to ask whether it is reasonable required of him on his return to bollave that any person, and that it any profita were match between KBGC and without being approached and derived from the tour, he would HKFC resulted in a win by without any hope or expecta be entitled to receive and use KBGC on all three rinks and tion, of gain, would come for- rame In such mahber

Daha by 32 shots. The final score

" was 70-58 in favour of KBGC., ward and offer to be respon- thought fit... alble for financial, ¡InsiOS,

This enquiry resulted in a the exact amount of which could heated argument between the that a cheque for $4,000 be uld individual in question and one given to the Individual in ques-

of the Committee members, who

HONG SLING'S RINK WINS CCC CHAMPIONSHIP -

A rink skippered by W. Hong Siing, with R. Q. Bakar, M. Divenha and D. A. Rosario, beat a rink skippered by 178. Landolt, with A; H: Tamali, S. R. Solina and F. Lee, by 24" shots, to 22′ In the Lawn Bowls Binks Anal of

not be ascertained until a later. dato, "If, however, i that the individual in question was anxious to help the Federá-.

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the Craigongower Cricket Club Lion out of the predicamenta for $4,000 be given to the individual to whom the tour; had ;

yesterday."

which it found self, he could very well have donated a certain axed, sum to the Federation, and allowed the Federation to handle the tour Itself, tenn Seems strange.

It is really true is also a-Cornell member of the ion on the following Tuesday morning, Monday being "boll- member pro Before the meeting 'concluded, posed that a post-dated cheque it was Impressed upon the in dividual in qucation, the date on bean entrusted that the players the cheque to be the date on making the trip to Singapore which the plane, conveying the HKFC SOCCER TRIAL

team, was due to leave Hong must be back in time for the Two teams of the - Hong

opening, games, in the Stanley

· Kong · Football Club took part

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

EIGHTH RACE MEETING

Saturday, 7th and Monday 9th October, 1950.

The first ball will be rung ût 1,30 p.m. and, the first raon whit be run at 2:00 p.m. on the Tet. Day, On the End Day, the first, beil will be rung at 11.30 am, and the first:rase will be run at 12.00 Noon. The tiffin interval is after the fourth race (1.30 pm); on the 2nd Day...

the 2nd

There are 10 races on the 1st Day and 12 'races' on Day (22 in att).

Through tickets at $44 sach ́ may bé oblained at the' Com- pradors Office of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephons Hours, also tickets for the Special Cash Byedap on the "Kwangtung Handicap": scheduled to be run on 7th October, 1950, MEN

To avold songiation. at the Club's Offison at Telephone House, non-members are requested) to purchase their floketa: for the Special Cash Sweep on the "Kwangtung Handloap" at the Club's Branch. Offides stud

Streat, Hong Kong

5, Dor

$62, Nathan Road, Kowtoon.

The sale of tickets for the Spsolat Cash Sweep, on the "Kwangtung Handicap!"-at-the -Branch Omoon_Will_olose at 4 p.m.- and at the Treasurers' Compradore offes,

6.30 p.m. on Felday, 6th October, 1959.phane House, at

THERE WILL BE NO ́SPECIAL CASH SWEEP. ON:

·THE LAST. RACE,

MEMBERS' BADGES. AND ENCLOSURE Membera and, guests are reminded that they and their indian MUST wear their badges, prominently displayed throughout the Masting.

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL

THE MEMBERS INCLOSURES WILL BE ADMITTED TO

Badges admitting ladies: not. Indossession of Brooches (dë Season Clokets and gentlemen, non-mambars of, the, Club, tò, the Members' Enolosure and Club Róome at $10.00 per day Inaluding tax, for ladles or gentlemen are obtainabja, through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a member, such mamber, to be -responsible for all vialtors introdused by, him, and for payment.

At all-chite sto

Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT be on sale

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at the Rurer Compradora: Office will close at 10, a.m. of

The

both days: The Secretary's Office. Will stess, 21:11:45 am, the 18t Day and at 10 am. on the 2nd Day." Both Offlové`at "1st floor, Telephone House.

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Afimited number of tiffian will be obtainable at the Olub House provided they pre ordered in advange

adyança from the No.1 Boy (Tel. 27818).

VINO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED: TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MESTINGEN BAGUS

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admisalon, to the Rubilo Enclosure is $8.00, wach day including tax for, ali

[payable attha

MEN,KTE, WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE, WITHIN THE FARGINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB: DURING THE -RACK/MEETING. ⠀⠀ MEALS, AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE RUBLIC ENCLOSURE, TE,

ERRVANTES PASIER.

Boryantal pakees will be tenues to private büz hefdes

ito distribute them, with dijarimlaşılan