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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1951.

HOW ARSENAL WENT OUT

COLONY LADIES' CHAMPION GIVEN HARDEST FIGHT IN POST-WAR SHUTTLE TOURNEY By "ARGONAUT"

Miss Ulian Khoo, holder of the Colony Ladies' Singles Badminton title since the event was instituted in 1949, met her strongest challenge last night from 19-year old Miss Ivy Choong of Craigengower, when the Championships continued at the St. Teresa Badminton Hall,

In a gruelling three-set match that produced the highest standard of play ever seen in the Ladies' singles championship, the reigning champion just managed to annex the third set, which was incidentally the first that she was ever extended to,

in the last two years.

The challenger gave one of the pluckiest displays in local badminton history, when in each of the three sets she came back fighting after trailing way behind.

In the Orst set she was down, In three services, the chalked by 2-8, when she coolly pegged up seven points to take the on with neat drop shots and lend of 1-6, and after conceding point to a drop shot by rickling net flights to level up one

the of Ulinn. Ivy raced through changeovers

before second set with three points un services were needed

the er

next service. Her ninth captured champion

ints for the first Bet, point was from a well-executed two with cross drops and the return to the baseline to Ulion's

a 8-8. Nine

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point from an

error

smashing by her opponent.

In the second set, Ullan

scoring her

in smash her tenth from a fore- han cross net All and again sel point from crisp fore- Jumped to an early lend of 4-1 hand cross drop.

'points and 6-2, mainly from drop shots to the net, Undaunted, Ivy returned to the fray and countered her op- ment's drop shots with per fect net-flights that crept just over the tape of the net.

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CHACKED ur Alded by three cord shots and two overbits by her opponent,

Ullan took a commanding

5-1 lead in the final set, and went to 0-3Again the young challenger came back to level up at 6-0. A good drive by backhand pul Ulian to Ivy's her again in the lend at 7-0. and her next good service was misjudged by Ivy to give her further lead of 8-8. At this stage,

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The two American ten- uls stars, Fred Kovaleski Dorfman and and Irvin The Swedish player, Sven who recently the Philippines Singles Utle arrived in P.A.L. To- plane this morning. gether with them was Ip Koon-hons.

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110:kkong by

They will play a series matches in of exhibition Hongkong during the next few

the full days, and programme is expected to be out by tomorrow,

p.m.

Craigengower player

0.30 p.m. Ladies' Singles: -- cracked up to lapse into three

Miss Gloria Silva v Miss B. net drop errors that cost her

9,00 the set, match and what would Remedios.

Junior Men's Trave otherwise been

one of Double-H. Ridedale &. A. L. the greatest upsets in local badminton. For Kandy, Feb. 20.

the champion Fisher v A. J. Souza & F. M.

Rosario. it was The Commonwealth tour's form. Her slight superio-Miss

deserving win on the

9.30 pm. Ladies' Doubles:

f Soares Miss R. ing side

were in holiday rity in hard hitting and speed Marques v Miss Ulian Khoo & mool for the match with a stood her in good stead against

was the Misa Winnie Cheung. 10,00 strong Ceylon Central Pro- an vince's XI which began here today.

opponent

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Senior Mixed neater in strokes.

In the Men's games, the best Doubles--M. A, Oliveira & Mrs performance

put up by the C. M. Quin v Ramon Young & Was

Miss Helen Kwong. two University pairs of K. H. N. K. Chin and Chin and

W. Kwonk Francis Lee and F.

we and

"Rapier" Looks Over

This Year's

'Subs'

Arrangements have now been completed for the 1951 Racing Carnival at the Valley on Saturday, February 24, Wednesday, February 28 and Saturday, March 3.

new Australian Subscription There have been 87 Griffins in training for this carnival, not counting the old brigade, and having watched them in their preparation, I am now able to give some indication on the form-of the more prominent.

note of it for

Pearson (No. 8) turns to receive the congratula- tions of his colleague, after Rowley (No. 11) scoring the goal which enabled Manchester United to beat Arsenal 1-0 in the fifth round FA Cup

Old Trafford.

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Daily Express Photo.

SOCCER

Owned by STAR TO

The most important race, of, fail here, take course, is the Pearce Memorial other events.

87 The Lioness, Cup, which has attracted

covered the entries and will be run on Fetagood, which February 28. On this race the mile on February 14 in 1.57.3- big Cash Sweep will be de-

last quarter 30.1 seconds--has cided.

the appearance of sprinter. However, it will be taken out by Mr Cook,

and

Among the ponies entered 1 think about the best are Inspira- tion. Norseman, Century, The Lioness, Killara, Dynamic View. Crackerjack,

Adorable Atalanta.

Inspiration, belonging to C. T.. did a fast gallop on February 15 over the Champion distance with Mr Renner on top, in 2.33-last quarter 28.1 seconds which is excellent performance and should find good support. This pony will go to the post with Mr D. Black up.

Norseman, owned by Mr R. Johannessen, Impressed rail fans in distance same st quarter 28.1 seconds on February

Mr Maitland up. It is already es- tablished as a firm favourite for this event,

on

over

the

Winning the toss they sent in the home side to bat on an easy paced wicket and met with

But when rain Both pairs hit & lightning pace DRAW FOR RUGBY carly successes,

from beginning

17 With to end, taking INTERNATIONALS ended play for the day at the

shots well above the 'ca interval the home side haders

countering made 276 runs for nine wickets.

The following is the draw for hal te opening bats. smashes for smashes. Although Dovey

the first

of the Rugby the first round set by men in diffleullies with his ac- they lost curate bowling and was mainly 11-15, the greater steadiness of Internationals at Causeway Bay

becond seeded Chin-1 on Saturday: for four wickets the responsible

3.15 p.m.-Scotland v. Inter- combination and their harder falling before lunch for a mere

and

accurate

smashes national XV. more 40 runs. He claimed three of

n-England v. tre- 4.30 p.m. them

the through carried Them for 18 runs.

third wets by 15-7 land & Wales, However, Pauleft, one of the second, and

THE TEAMS and 15-6. peating Inismes, found a part- her who was equally stubborn Werapitiya and the pair took the score to 115 runs at lunch

without further loss,

Ridgway broke the partner- ship after it had added 94 runs and taken the score to 134 runs

rubs.

THE RESULTS

Men's Singsloo Junior Seng-tuck beat Bufdy Arculli 13-115-1.

Junior Men's Doubles:

England: Borwick (Army), Lattey (Navy), Barrett (Navy), Norman (Navy) Layton (Club). Lawes (Army), Hutson (Club). Carrel (Club), (Copt)

Bogg Bence (Navy), (Army),

Carter Minto (Club) Gregson (Army) Wynter Wright-Nooth (Police).

Reserves: V Ruscel (Police),

C. C. Wong & D. Yeh beat W. A. Durkin de M. Surgant 15-7, 15-(Army)

Century, property of Elevens, did a good gallop over the same distance in 2.30.3-last quarter 27.3. It will be taken out by should it Mr Ostroumoff

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By Roy Peskett

London.

Killara, belonging to Barreng, went over the mile on February 10. in 1.59.3 with a last quarter of 28.4, and is a good looking

The Football League in- pony which has invariably done the mile

distance.flicted one of its heaviest wall over Whether it is good enough for ever sentences on a player the one and a quarter miles re- when it fined Trevor Ford, the Sunderland and Welsh centre forward, £100.-

However, nains to be seen, 1 should not be disregarded Dynamic View, owned by Lan, under this distance. has been freely mentioned as a serious contender in this event It galloped the mile in 2.00.4 last quarter 28.3on Fobruary 19, As it will be taken out by Mr H. C. Pih its chance of winning is very bright.

to

The League found Ford guilty Football offence under of an League Regulation 67.

This prescribes penalties for

a player trying to induce leave his club, and goes on:

"Any payment to a player in excess of the presumed accrued GREATLY FANCIED

share of benefit allowed by Rule Crackerjack, belonging to Hop 63 and the bonus of £10 allow- ed by Rule 80 will be regarded Loong, went over the mile on February 16 in 2.01.3, with a

as a payment of bonus in excess last quarter in 28.3 seconds.

the amount permissible...and was full of

and is running

any club making or being

or any greatly fancied in some quarters party to such payment

pay- to annex this event. It will be

to obtain player seeking taken out by Mr Holgate.

ment in excess of £10...shall Adorable Atalanta, stablemate be deemed guilty of misconduct

owned

by

and

Century Perennial is another pony to be

borne in mind. It completed the

£

that

£29,500 PLAYER mile in 2.01.3-last quarter 28.1 It was or

October 27 February 13, but seconds-on

Ford, the dynamic Swansea-born judging from the way it moves, player, was transferred to Sun- it appears to have talent which deriand from Aston Villa for the

The ponies I have

has not been prope marsioned/world-record fee of £29,500.

of

SPECIAL CASH SWEEP PEARCE MEMORIAL CUP 1951

The Sale of Cash Sweep Tickets on the above will close at:

THE BRANCH OFFICES:

382 Nathan Road - Kowloon,

at 4.00 p.m. on 27th February, 1951.

Hongkong,

5 D'Aguilar Street —

at 4.00 p.m. on 27th February, 1951, THE TREASURERS' OFFICE

TELEPHONE HOUSE

at 5.30 p.m. on 27th February, 1951. The Draw will be held at the Public Betting Hall, the Race Course, ut 10.00 a.m. on Wednesday, 28th February, 1951.

By Order.

PEAT, MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO.

Treasurers.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

ANNUAL RACE MEETING

Saturday 24th, Wednesday 28th February and

Saturday 3rd March 1951

The First Bo'l will be rung at 11.30 a.m. and the first race

the fourth race (1.30 pm.).'

will be run at 12.00 Noon, cach day. The tin interval is after

beat 3. A. Motta & J. Yvano- Roberts (Club) Gowe: (Armcores-of-seven games over Dynami man, Century in London and that both Ford nesday, 28th February, Race. No. 0 at 3.30 pm.

by bowling Wernpitiya. Ridg- 8.

Ladies'

Singles:-Miss Ulian way then

en quickly claimed two further wickets, He

dismissed Khoo beat Miss Ivy Choong 11-

Francis Paulett, who made a gallant 58 8, 7-11, 11-6.

Junior runs, which included six fours

Doubles (Club), Men's and another baisman at the S. G. Brown & M. Kempton same total of 145

Burah came to the roseue-of-vich 7-13, 15-2, -17-15. the-home-side-by-knocking-up-a

Ladies Doubles: Mrs J.A. fast 54 runs, which

included Soares & Miss Gloria Silva eight fours. He put on 04 runs beat Mrs Elvie Tsok & Miss with Izzadeen for the eighth ein Kwong (w.o.) wicket and 62 runs with Rulach for the ninth wicket.

Junior

Men's

Doubles:

K. H. Chin & N. K. Chin beat F. E. Kwong & Francis Lee 11- 15, 15-7, 15-0,

Mynut (Army) Tatputt (Amy) Mosley (Club) A-N-Other -two-season-period.- Major (Army) Handcock (Club) A. N. Other. Davin Jones, J. Thomas (Army) Re-

Jonnes, serves!

Gibbons,

Shannon,

New York, Feb. 20. Four Long Island Univer-!

Shortly afterwards

rumours & Hartland (Army), sity basketbull atars ad- are undoubtedly the best

football world. A fortnight aga Ireland & Wales:

Cleme mitted today that they took this Year's Subs, and I think the beat to percolate through the

Pearce Memorial

winner Cup

There are eleven races each day (33 in all): The "Pearce It was announced that the Foot- Reynolds (Army), $19,000 in bribes from will be among

them with

bail League had held an inquiry Memorial Cup" is scheduled to be run on the Second Day, Wed- Slevin (Police) -(Capt.). T

juggle

the Inspiration.

and Crackerjack and the Sunderland manager, Through Tickets at $80.00 each may he obtained at the Come Bur Murray, had been called pradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephone House, also having the best chances.

tickets at $2.00 each for the Speelal Cash Sweep on the "Pearce For the other events several upon to give evidence. Adolph Biges, Eddie Gard and ponies have shown that they are Representatives of

Chelsea, Memorial Cup", the sale of which will close at 5.00 p.m. on Tues- Sherman White confessed the capable of winning a race dur- Swansea, and Cardiff, who had day, 27th February. they took bribes for throwing the ing the Carnival and they are also attempted to sign Ford, gave games last season against Caro- Lin Fa. Half Moon Bay, Con- evidence. Philipson Dealer.

lina State, Cincinnati and cord, Debonair, Rowaniea, Gold

His wife, Louise, said last Internationals: Snow (RAF). Syracuse.

(Navy) Blackburn Bigos, White and Leroy Smith Medal, Exquisite Love, General night: "I don't think Trevor will Alarm, Red Rabbit, Kentucky worry a lot. It will be worth (Army) Franklyn (Club) admitted that they juggled the Lad, Goodwood, Easy Money, paying if he can carry on his At Recrelo

my) Sherrard-Smith Cowan (Army)

scores of the games this season Chinese Mackeral, Prince Dahlia, football career without a trail furmer 7.30 p.m. Junior Men's (Police) Bicalsley (Club England and Lancashire wicket- Singles; M. T. Lam v C. C. Thorney Croft (Navy) (Capt.) University, Idaho and Bowling Filibuster II, and Merry Uncle of gossip." keeper and

Moxen Green. of the Wong. manager

(RAF) touring side, took up his old

Atkinson (Navy) The latest scandal-coming Roden (Army) Fawcett (Navy) after three City College of New Winyard (Club) J. Warne York stars and three other mea (Club).

were arrested in connection with Reserves: MacDonald (Club) the same betting ring on Sunday MacDonald (Navy). Millar was bared by the district

attorney, Frank Hogan.

Salvatore J. R. Henderson

Sollazo,

45-year- oid jeweller,

of being Flog's

Ridgway's final analysis for the day was four wickels for 89 runs while. Dovey claimed three wickels for 35 runs.

George Duckworth,

8,00

TONIGHT'S GAMES

p.m.

Hankin

Policeul

Mixed Junior role for the first time on the Doubles:~A. J. da Motta & Mrs lour. The scoreboard showed 20 J. A. Soares v J. B. Pomeroy extros-Reuter.

Jr., Miss M. Arnulphy,

Public Co-Operation Will

Facilitate Tote System

cotland:

(Club), MeNabb (Army), D.

M. Henderson (Club), C. J.

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BRITISH-EXPORT HORSES SHINE

London.

A further 23 ticket issuing machines for use under/dt (Army) (Capt), frightened and decided not to bred winners in foreign' countries, Ireland excepted.

(Club), Stewart After seven fixed games, Ho- Last year there were at least 600 individual British- R. M. Campbell (Club), gan said, the players became

the Totalisator System inaugurated by the Hongkong Forsgate (Club), Meffan (Club), throw any more games. They

Farquharson even refused

Jockey Club are on order and these should be delivered Moffat (Armyllum (Cloned." All of the fixed games have no record.

and installed before the Eastern Race Meeting.

When the additoinal machines are included in the system, the Stewards and Club officials are confident that members and the public will be able to place all their bets in comparative comfort.

They are quite separate from horses which have to go through been bred abroad from British mares previously exported (Club). G.

with one "deal already plan and mated abroad. This is a positive army, of which I Elmsey (Navy), J.. Henderson (Army), A. Smyth (Army). were played at Madison Square

Reserves: Nisbet (Army), Garden in New York.

(Army), MacMillan The players face jail terms Logo

from one to five years

and Scott (Army), Bleakley (Club), Craig (Club).

fines up to $10,000.

Chief Magistrate John: Mur- tagh set the bail at $15,000 for

In the meantime, the cu- which are provided in the operation of the public in ob- Betting Halls. Considerable de- serving the following points in lay is caused by Investors plac- Still Short Of

jow bets in connection with the placing of Jag high volue, bets will do much to expedite | denomination notes and in one the sale of tickets:

case at the Trial Meeting an 1-In placing bets FIRST Investor placed a $1,000 bet in Elate the

and $10 notes which caused the tic- amount of bet SECOND stato Win or

Placa icet celler to spend a consi-

derable amount and the Fony Number at the same time thus:

·

Wicketkeeper

London, Feb, 20. Harold Stephenson, the who wicketkeeper, of time in Somerset counting the cash with the con- flow to India in December to

University

White, Smith and Bigos., Gard is in protective custody. The -Long Island

nounced today it has suspended White, Bigos, Smith and Gard. -United Press,

To jimit the subject to winners abroad, including one animals exported from Britain distinguished winner in Sweden. best to group them under This was Amigo, who won Stock- their sires. An example is Noor. nothing less than the

Noor, one of the best horses holmsstorapris and Kapplogn recent years was shipped to the exported from this country in Ingssallskapets storapris!

Colombo, Colorade Kid, Coup USA after he had raced here; de Diplomat, Fairhaven,

Lyon, made headlines. his victories in the United States Furrokh Siyar, His Highness, Khan Bahadur, Legend of France, His achievements, in terms of Montrose, Pay Up and William figures, are recorded in the of Valence are only a few more with multiple winners statistical abstract issued by the sires

Japs Get Chance Thoroughbred Breeders Associa- abroad.

-London Express Service);

sequent hold up of sales at that center the Commonwealth To Show PLACE 11

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EMIGRANT || SUCCESSFUL

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New Democracy venient example, not because it

Tokyo, Feb, 20.

that happens

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particular booth.

Investors are naked 10 make

they know sure tors and in order to assist ticket NUMBER of

the pony sellers, Betting Slips are pro-wish to hack vided at the end of each racs sure they know It is in fact a Later this week he will undergo In India will give the Japanese The purpose of this Investiga

STARTER

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and also

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The first Asiatle athletle moet particularly successful emigrant.

races

THE HONG JOCKEY

KONG CLUB

Special Cash Sweep Pearce Memorial Cup Wednesday, 28th February, 1951 Tickets at $2.00 each may

purchased at the Trea

.Office, Telephone House, 1st Floor, and also nt

Through Tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 20.00 a.m. on Friday, 23rd February; will be sold and the To avoid congestion at the Club'e Offices at Telephone House, reservation cancelled for future meetings. non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the Club's Branch Offices at :----

6. D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

or

382, Nathan Road, Kowloon, MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE

SETS OF MEMBERS' AND LADIES' BADGES WILL NOT BE ISSUED FOR THE 1951 RACING SEASON UNTIL 1ST APRIL, 1951. 1950 SETS ARE VALID UNTIL THEN.

Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

ment of all chits cic.

Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including ax, for indies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for pay- Budges admitting to Members' 'Enclosure will NOT be on enla at the RACE COURSE.

The Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office. each day. Both offices at 1st Floor, will close at 10.00 a.m. Telephone House,

A limited number of tifans will be obtainable at the Cink House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Bay (Tel. 27818).

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

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $3.00 per day including tax for all persons including ladies, and la payable at the Gate.

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN. ETC., WILL NOT RE PERMITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING.

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINAHLE'IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

SERVANTS' PASSES

Servants' passes will be issued to private box holders only. who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and to endorse their names on the passos.' Holders of such passes are not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their employers' stands.

BY ORDER,

8. A. BLEAP,

Secretary.

were India, the Club's Branch Offices HARRIMAN REALTY CO., LTD.

4 chance to exhibit their new tion was to trace some of the to show democracy,

and according to an other winners In many Instances at the Trias necessary to enable him to re-

tri editorial

the

where they all wom. these Meeting pony names were given sume county cricket at the be- Japan's leading newspaper,

Mainichi, wher

Admiral's Walk was a good forms at the Betting Counter. to ticket sellera and in other ginning of the season-Router.

I have re

The editorial said the New sire but never in the top fight, be Z-Provide

instances non-etarters' numbers and the EXACT

important Ton of his stock won between amount in

Delhi Elven. For the

games were were

because they will

20 give the them to be

in foreign burers beventence of the public a "Star- required for the bela

*1050. placed. According to the Totalliers List" is displayed at each HK Hockey Teams Japanese chance to practise countries in Enter Rules, no change shall be selling window

sportsmanship along with other nationa at the event which Malaya,

Ceylon,

Venezuela,at given and although change has 'B.-Investors' In 'the

queue To Play Macao transconds moo, religion and

rance, the South

Caribbean. been given in the past, it is awaiting their turn are particu

customs.

won in rupees, dollars, 5, D'Agullar Street, obviously necessary now to clarly requested not to place bela The Macao Hockey Club will

Hong Kong force the Rule to save the ticket at the request of friends who be visiting Hongkong

The Mainichi and the Japanese france and bolivares. during people should be grateful to

standing in Ireland st $82, Nathan Road, Kowloon, mile of tickets ***

observed that matches on Sunday at Sookun-les connected Miccting it was

with Japan's £20, had 23 winners of 36 races 3.—When Investors are place many bets were placed ix this

Invitation.

including the two Over 1,500,000 tickets sold It said they also last year, ing bata of $100 or over they manner. Consideration in this rem At 10, a.m. their "P" team should appreciate the efforts of principal races in South Africa, i to date, should provide themselves with gard for others in the queue will take on the Nomads and General MacArthur'a, bondquar= | and others "In afalaya, India,

"A" Sleap, large", denomination notes which, will avoid unpleasaninem and at. lijam. their. “A” team will ters and its underwlanding which Venezuela and Norway, may, if DocHfSury, be obtained will help to spoed, up: the ser- play a retuns, match with tha made it possible for Japan to be. st: the Monny. Changurs Bootha ivice, sala

Dutch. XI.

represented, United Prost,

sellar time and spood up the have not queued. At the Trial the weekerid and will play two India for overcoming the dimeul, Montrose, a' Utto 20-year-old

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