1951-01-04 — Page 9

"SHANSI

“HANING"

BUTTERFIELD &SWIRE

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

"SHENGRING”

"800CHOW"

"FOOCHOW"

"POYANG" "FENGTIEN"

"SHENGKING" "KWEIYANG"

"FOOCHOW"

"POYANG"

"BHENGKING”

"FENGTIEN"

"SZECHUEN"

"KWEIYANG"

SAILINGS TO Yokohama, Nagoya, Onaka

Kobe Taingino & Tient- aln

Keelung

&

Bangkok Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka & Kobe -Tsingtao & Tientsin

Yokohama Nagoya, Osaka & Kobo Keelung

.:Singapore &c

Djakarta

5 pan. 5th Jan,

8 pm. 7th Jan

5 p.ni. 9th Jan.

p.m. 9th Jan,

5 pm. 9th Jan, 3 pm. 12th Jazz."

5 pm, 12th Jan,

5 pm, 15th Jan.

3 pam. 16th Jan,

Salls from Custodian Wharf

ARRIVALS FROM

Indonesin & Bintan

Ticntain & Tsingtoo

Koolung

Indoncata

.Singapore

.Bangicok

4 pm. 5th Jan.

8th Jan,

7 m.

8th Jan.

8/9th Jan. 11th Jan

13th Jan.

TWO INCIDENTS IN THE

SECOND TEST

P&O B.L. E&A

Outwards

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

Passongor/Freight Service

Leaves London Balled

12th January

23th January

*... "CARTHAGE" 8th February

Due Hongkong 10th January

13th February

Vie Southampton. Port Said, Aden, Sonday, Colombo.

Nontowards

Perang Singapore,

Leaves Hongkong Das London

1. "CONFU" KL "CANTON"

*

"CIUSAN"

KL. "CORFV"

** "CANTON"

10th February

12th March

19th January

10th February

10th February

10th March

24th February

22nd March

GLE "CHUBAN

EL "CARTHAGE"

4. "СОПРИ"

B. "CANTON"

10th March

13th April

11th May

10th Agril

14th May

13th JUDG

Accepting cargo for singapore, Penang, Colambe, Domi«

bay, Aden, Port Said London.

AUSTRALIAN-ORIENTAL LINE LTD.

CHINA. NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

JOINT SERVICE

SAILINGS TO Kure & Mojj .Kure, Kobe, Osakn,

Yokkaichi Shimizu

& Yokohama Sydney & Mol- bourne .Japan

ARRIVALS FROM

Sytiney

2 p.m. 4th Jan.

4 pm. 4th Jan.

23rd Jan. 24th Jan,

"YUNNAN" "TAIYUAN”

"TAIYUAN"

"CHANGSHA"

"YUNNAN" "TAIYUAN"

"CHANGSHA"

Townsville

Sydney, Brisbane,

Townsville

In Port

Sydney, Brisbane &

In Port

10th Jnn. 20th Jan.

Manito

*TAIYUAN"

.Japan

"PERBEUS"

"CYCLOPS"

"ANTILOCHUS”

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Scheduled Salfings to Europe via Aden & Port Bald.

"AUTOLYCUS"

Morsellies, Liver-

pool & Glasgow

.Genoa, London,

& Holland

...Dublin & Liverpool Genon. London. & Holland vin Manila

Scheduled Sailings from Europe

Salis

Solls Liverpool Rotterdam

10th Jan.

11th Jan.

25th Jan.

27th Jan

Arrives

Mong ifon

G. "MENTOR"

2nd Dec.

Bl! Jan.

8. "AUTOLYCUS"

4th Dec.

1 Jan.

G. "PYKRHUS”

17th Dec,

15th Jun.

21st Jan.

25th Jan.

30th Jan.

1st Feb.

8th Feb.

15th Feb.

25th Feb.

• "TANTALUS"

8. "CLYTONEUR"

• "FUNING"

G. "MEMNON"

S. "ASTYANAX”

G. "PELEBS”

S. "CALCHAS"

13th Dec.

Salled 21st Doc. Salleti

20th Dec,

4th Jan,

13th Jan. 17th Jan. 21st Jan

G. Loading Glasgow before Liverpool.

6. Loading Swansen before Liverpool,

Unscheduled,

DE LA RAMA LINES

ARRIVING VIA

MANILA from U.S.. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC

"AGAMEMNON"

"ANDAMAN"

COAST PORTS

15th Jan. 27th Jan.

Sailing to NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA Via JAPAN, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, CHRISTOBAL and KINGSTON,

“AGAMEMNON

The left picture shows huller, the Australian bowler, doing a leap in dismay as Talion drops a chance offered by T. G. Evans, the England wicket keeper, Evens (48) and Brown (62) made a strong stand la the first innings in the second Test Match at Melbourne.

On the right, is Hasselt, the Australian skipper after being clean bowled by Bailey in the first day's play. Hassett was Australia's top soorer in the first innings with 52 ruus-Central Press Photo.

VISIT OF MACAO INDIANS

RENEWS ENTHUSIASM FOR

INTERPORT

FIXTURES

BY "GRANDSTAND”

The recent visit of the Indians from Macao who met several junior softball teams during the Holidays, was the first time players have been featured in promoting interport relations.

minor. loop Although the tourists did not fare very well against the local teams, their failing on the diamond was more than made up by the keenness displayed by them with a series of four games in as many days.

WEEK-END

SOFTBALL PROGRAMME

SATURDAY MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE 2.00 Bin. Mustangs Delawares

George

Outwards

* "KHYDER"

m.s. "BOCOTILA"

I.

Homewarde

ms. "OMALI"

KWYAFR

. "GOCOTEA"

Freight Sarvice

From

London & Continent

Due Hongkong 12th January

19th February

Leaves Hongkong

25th January 17th February Uits March

For London & Continent

Port Bwetlenham,

Accepting Cargo for Bingapore, Penang, Colombo, Ades, Port Bald, Ochoa, Matscilles. London, Hamburg, Antwerp & Rotterdam, with herty

to call at Bombay if inducement offers. Tanks avaliable for carriere of oll in Bulk, Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited passenger accom-

modation.

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

ms. "BANGOLA"

**_L "TAIEA”

• Theso

due 12th Jah.

salls 14th Jan, sats 13th Jan. ans 18th Jan.

from Calcutta, Rangoon &Stratta for Japan from Japan for Singapore, Penang, Rangoon & Calcutta

ships have refrigerated cargo space. P. & O./B. I. JOINT SERVICE

V

s.. "MUSWELL

HILL"

Pong;

1. 3. "GANGES"

(Umpire, Scorer, F. Barnes). Spartans v Vikings

(Umpire, Fred Diesta; Scorer, Irene Botelho). 3.30 p.m.: Griffins v. St Tere-

Umpire, Terry Lucido; Scorer, Tony Kwok).

Josoph's

The flushy uniforms of the barnstorming contingent aroused favourable com- ment from the spectators, adopting as their emblem the image of a fully feathered

LADIES' LEAGUE 3.30 pm. Pirates v Clovera chief of the early American gentry, with a flaming arrow in the background.

(Umpire, Tony Rei). The invaders who were head- Jndles, for as far back as 1939

SUNDAY ed by David Huang returned to the Wahoos and Wildcats went possible for the

This provision has made it

MEN'S SENIOR LEAGUE 11.00 Macau this morning, but before over to Macau on an Association Commitee to re-arrange their Management

a.m.: Jaguars v St. then, they had split a double-sponsored effort to promote in-league schedule during last week header

(Don Robbins, F. Diesta, Y. with the Pandas, but terest among bowed to South China 10-5 and neighbours, and while the ex-

our Portuguese to enable

S. Leung; Roberts Nunes), the Macao

team to

2.00 p.m.; Madcaps v Panthers Delawares 13-11. The following hibition held at the Cannidromely as many games as possible, (Umbe Mose, Samet Samy, represented the Indians: David before a large crowd of curlous arrangements will be made to de

It is also learned that similar A. Ditta; S. Samy). Huang, Albert Chung, Pete. Lec. fans was a success, the introduc- commodate the Shanghal Pandas

3.30 pan: Braves v Reds S. Granger, Bill Wee, Benny ton of this sport died an early who will visit this Colony dur-Sequeira, E. Lawrence;

(Buster Hollands, Shen, Bill Chang, Michael Chu death due to the difficulty of ing the Chinese New Year Holl- and Tommy Tong.

Rodrigues), obtaining eqhipment at Macao days. Arrangements No further attempt

for their made until after the wor when of Y. C. Mel of the Pandas and, was again entertainment are in the hards Alice Mar encouraged the True- it is hnderstood that the dele- light girls from Canton to visit gation will be headed by Grand- the Colony in the first post-war pa Leung, who should be a girls game which ended in a 2-all draw.

familiar figure to softball fans.

This unofficial Interport con- test is by no means the first of i kind, as in the past such games were staged from time to time in the hope that popularity would be stimulated and ometal games be part of the annual programme.

FIRST ENDEAVOUR The frot in this

Around that time, the Chinese

field of en- National Meet included Softball Club Lusitano

deavour, however, were the in

19th Feb. Nine Dragons

Darts And Table Tennis

All the above subject to alteration without notice. For Passage and Freight particulars please apply to

1. CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL Tel. 30331/8 Private Exchange. BRANCH OFFICE 50 Connaught Rd. West. 25875-32144, 248783

BEN LINE

70 AND FROM 187 ·

ARRIVALS

FROM

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SHIP

"BENLAWERS" *BENMBOR”

· “BENATTOW"

"DENRINNES"

"DENCRUACHIAN"

"BENVRACHE" "BENCLEUCH”

›U.K. vis Eingapore

"BENLAWERS* "BENCRUACILAN")·

"DENATTOW"

"BENRINNES"

"BENCLEUCH“

SAILING

DUE

5th Jan

their activities, and once again Hongkong became Inter-

port minded. During the post- Still Lead In

season interim, Chinese players

of the softball fraternity joined Snooker League

1

R.

Wanda

MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE 9.30 am Pandas v Dodgers

(George Party, Rennie Bar- rotto).

12.30 pm. Vikings v Reces

(Chandu Fodruco, Manuel Nunes).

LADIES' LEAGUE

0.30 am: Canadians v White Fangs

(F. A. Ewing, Hai Winglee). 12.30 p.m. Wahoos y Squaws (Frank Barros, Hal Wing- loc).

HOW THEY STAND MEN'S SENIOR LEAGUE Blues:

together and a team was select- ed to represent Hongkong in the National

Meet.

Club Lusitano still lead Braves This venturo was sponsored by the local the Colony Inter-club Canadians Chinese Athletic Federation and snooker league, which is was not given official recogni- fast approaching its con-Americans tion by the Association who were not informed of the pro-

clusion.

Red Dodgera threat to their Golds:

The main

Pandas

Jaguars

The Association, however, did ultimate supremacy will come South China not relax its efforts o establish from Eastern Athletic Associe- some sort of regular interportion and the HQ Land Forces, St. Joseph'a series, and in 1948 the Shameen Sergeants' Mess.

Madcaps

St. Teresa's

duo 11th Jan,

due 13th Jan, due 20th J salis 2nd Jan,

from P. Gulf, Karachi, Bombay, Colombo, Straits Haiphong. for JapanL from Japan for Singapore. Penang, Madras, Colombo, Bombay & Karachi

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD.

1.3. "EASTERN"

sals 29th Jem.

for Rabaul, Port Moresby, Drabane. Sydney, Melbourne & Adelaide from Australia

5. 1. "TREGOTIINAN" due to Jab..

Accepting cargo on, through bills of lading for Tas- mania, New Zealand & Pacific Island Ports. All vessels have liberty to call at any ports on or off the route, & the route & sailing are subject to change or amendment with or without notice.

• full porticulars apply to:-

MACKINNON MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS ́SECOND 'RACE 'MEETING Saturday, 13th January, 1951.

There are eight races, The First Bell will be rungot 1.80 Won Lost Petgp.m and the First Race will be run at 2.00 pan.

0

1.000

2

Through Tickets (6 Races-413.00) may be abiained at the 750 Compradore Ore of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephone House, 825 also tickets for the Cash Sweep on the hot race of the Meeting 625 as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Pearce Memorial 444 Cup" ectiered to be run on 28th February, 1961.

.143

Through Tickets reserved for

but hot paid for 000 by 10.00 am. on Friday, 12th January, will be sold and the

rcscrvation cancelled for future meetings.

.875

To avoid congestion at the Club's Offices at Telephone House,

857 non-members are requested, to purchase their sweep Licoots at 667 the Club's Branch Offices of:-

2

.671

6

.280

.143

6

.143

The January programme for the Darts and Table Tennis Ject. Competitions organised by the Nine Dragons Services Club is given below.

All games will take place at ibe Nine Dragons Services Shadows visited Hongkong and Eastern have been strengthen-Panthers Club, commencing at 7 pm. played before a large gathering ing their position in the league Baseballers The finals of the two Competi- on the Recreio super-diamond, by decisively beating both Club tions, which are run on but subsequent conditions at the Lusitano 4-1, and Hq Land

MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE monthly basis, will take place Chinese port became unsettled Forces, 3-2.

Bluos: on the last Thursday of each and another

Blackhawks month.

Club Lusitano have produced Aces

Delawares Теля not present by 7.30

a newcomer In Mr Medina, who pm will be deemed to have

it is learnt, was well known in

Griffins conocded a walkover in your

the Shanghal cooker and bi- so

Falcons of their opponents.

llards elrelos.

'South China certainly

DARTS To-Cay

ourt.

effort was snuffed

MAÇÃO LEAGUE

Early last and Pandaa made successful

Ho year the Jaguars plays in excellent game and its

Golds: 1st Bo Wills v Hongkong Sigmal teams they encountered was an and Pong Pin of Eastern Athle Vikings Dragons clash between him Regiment: 15 Field Park &quadron catfit comprising refugees from the Colony..

Rexes 35h 13ty "A"

January 11

Wilddres 35th Bty

16 Oba Bty RA Command W/Shopa REME y Win-

Pandas ners of 1st Wills v kongkong signal

frazoos Dodgers Regiment

L for agst Spartans

trips to Macao, and among the will be extremely interesting to

watch the.

TABLE TENNIS To-day

HOW THEY STAND

Shanghai, and as a result of those visits, sumclent enthusiasm was aroused for seven teams to participate in the Macao League Club Lutino P. recently concluded. In order ILQ.LY. that the sport may be encour

Eastern Ath. nged further,

RAF. 5. the Association 193mended their Constitution at KCC "B" the last General Meeting to pro-ILAS.C. K.B.L.1. Winners of AF and vide for promotion of the sport 0.8.

Prison ome beyond the limits of Hongkong | P.0%. Tamar

BAY v ist Do Wilts

Thursday, January 11

Locating_Battery

Thursday, January 18

"

THE GAMBÖL'S

K.C.C.

Tamer

LADIES' LEAGUE

Wahoos

St. Teresa's

Canadians

Squawa Clovern

Pirates

While Fangs

Barry App

on or abt. 12th Jan,

17th Jan,

25th Jan

P

20th Jan.

H

11th Feb.

18 Field Park Squadron Rev

14th Feb.

Loading on or abi,

lat En Wilta.

Liverpool, Dublin, Rotterdam & Antwerp. London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, & burg.

Glasgow,

8th Jan 3rd Feb.

UNSW NG GREE IF YOU WANT

AMMA MINCERIES ARE INCES

NOW WHILE YOU STIR THO PUDDING, PLL. Ger

DO

THE DINNER

Ham

21st Jan

2hb Jan,

18th Feb.

Hevro, Liverpool. Antwerp, Rotterdam

& Hamburg.

London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg & Hali,

Via Singapore, Colombo, Port Sudan, Aden & Bar.

W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA) LTD.

York Building,

Agents

Telephone: 84165,

ANY CHRISTMAS PUDDING THIS

DON'T KEEP EATING

THE CURRANTE:

CANDINGK

NOT VERY HUNGRY

0

S, D'Agullar Street, Hong Kong

382, Nathan Road, Kowloon.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE

SETS OF MEMBERS' AND LADIES' BADGES WILL NOT 1.000 BE ISSUED FOR THE 1951 RACING SEASON UNTIL 15T

.667 APRIL, 1951. 1050 SETS ARE VALID UNTIL THEN,

.559

300

Members and guests and roploded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the

125 Meeting THE

888

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO

MEMBERS ENCLOSURE

Badges admitting Indies not in pomorsion of Brooches or Season

tickets and gentlemen, non-embers of the Club, to the 87 Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 including tax, for

.623

ladies og gentlemen dro obtainable through the Secretary on the 300 written or personal introduction of a member, such member to be sponsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment. 12% of all chita etc.

125

Badges admitting to Members. Editoraro will NOT be on 1.000 sale at the RACE COURSE

.875

714

The Branch Offices and the Treakixers" Comprédure Office- will close at 11,00 din. and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 am. 571 The Treasurers' Compradore Omice and the Secretary's Office are, 250 situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House.

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111

A limited number of fillins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 21818),

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is 13,00 la- cluding tax for all persons Including ladies, and is payable a Gate.

at the

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MÔN ÉTÉ., WILL NOT BE PER MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS. OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING. MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS. WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSUREL

·SERVANTS PASSES-

Servants', parses will be Heued to private box bolders only, who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and to endorse their names on the pasecs. foldera plesuch passes...pro not permitted in the Members Pacionity except for passing through on their duties and must remald in their employers stands.

BY ORDER, A

8. A BLEAP,

Secretary.