1951-09-20 — Page 7

THE, CHINA: MAIL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1951.

CARNERA PUTS HIS GRIP ON SENIOR LEAGUE SPLIT-UP

Primo Carnera, ex-Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World, and now one of the world's foremost wrestlers, gets a grip on Pinetzky of Germany, whom he defeated in Rome in the first contest of his con-

tinental tour-Express Photo.

The New Scrummaging Law

IS ALREADY PROVING

A PROGRESSIVE STEP

By "GRANDSTAND"

The split-up of Sessior League softball teams into "A" and "B" divisions, which drew fo:th caustic criticism from some quarters when this progressive step was decided, proved its worth last week when all but one of the senior ga nes were decided on a one-run margin..

Apart from the Increased spectator interest, the games were all the more enjoyable with the elimination of the usual base-line crowds as a result of the pro- vision of additional seating accommodation.

This week's programme is likely to produce even more interest with an attruc- tive card in which six "A" division outfits will make their initini League appearance in a trio of balanced games.

In addition

round a knee injury suffered during to the usual dis have been able to quota of junior tilts, a female up suflelent player strength to the exhibition game at Mueno tussle hetween the Squaw and enter the League when there Inst week. Pool To is also scheduled, na are innumerable players wait- these two teams cross bats to ing around. Inaugurate the Ladies' League. ENOUGH OF THE GIRLS it is rather disappointing to find that only four distaff out-

;

It is learned from good au- thority that the Canuckettes and St. Teresa's, both of whom were powerful outfits last sea- ron, have made overtures for #merger of the two squads,

If this is to occur even

who

the

The Braves, Loo, are

not allments, for without there

Yvanovien lanky Cari held the initial sack for two-time champlons is on the valid I, and in the mear- time Joe Doc" Guterres and Frankle Corren have been Ink-

Rugger Results suntly, this combination will be ing turus holding that spot.

Lendas. Sept. 10. The following were the re- played sults of ruger games today:

roty; enough to take any, of the prevent teams.

It may be too late to enter

bul Into League competition,

her nothing to stop them from having friendly games; considering that the schedule

for one by 35 only allows

Jadies' inter-game per week.

Li-

The Pandas have been injury-ridden with the opening

centon. of the official

Wully

anf Ma is still suffering from

in the wkward kink

neck.i while their star outfielder, C. Y. Lu, has been laid up with

RUGBY LEAGUE England beat Wales points 10 11 in their national at St Helen's. cashire.

RUGBY UNION Abertillery 14. Abercam 3. Cardif

Aberavon 0. -- Reuter.

5.

For

A New Demand

Compulsory Binding By The Pack?

London, Sept. 19.

British rugby circles generally interpret the bald statement by the Interna- tional Rugby Football Board about "substantial changes" in the serummaging law as a new demand for compulsory binding by the pack.

The present lack of exact details of the new law does not signify any dissen- sion in the seven unions, nor, it is generally accepted, does it mean any "mystery" that heralds something in the nature of a "bombshell."

Home Soccer Results

On

an

of The

WEEK-END SOFTBALL

The week-end League Soft- baft programme with umplies!

and reorer's 1s:

SATURDAY

Men's Junior League 2.30 pan. Dragons v. Wild- fires.

(Fred Diesta, S. Dabida; Vir- gle Ribeiro).

HONG SLING

MAKES HISTORY

JEST A MINUTE! BU GEOFFREY. EVANS,

TURPIN

FIGHT

ROUND BY ROUND

RPIN

FULL

REPORT

LIFE STORY

"Turpin?... Turpin?... Turpin? The name seems to ring a belli

St. John Ambulance

Orders

Order by Comm. A. el Arcult), 'O.B.E., K.Št. J., Commissioner of St. J. A. B. Hongkong District Order No. 30/61 dated Septem- ber, 1051.

Ambulance nuties. Kowloon

Wanchal 23.9.81 10 20.9.81,

"A" 12vision: 20.0.51 to 0.10.01, Wanchai *g* Division.

Ambulance Duties, Hongkong- 34.0.51 to 20.0.01. Tsimhaltul Division: 1.10.51 10.7.20.01; Kow- Icon Y.M.C.A. Diviilon.

Bench Duties, tongkang → Sat. 22.0.51, 2.00 .m. Repulse Bay K.C.O.D. Big Wave By Shauki wan; Shek-O, Wanchai "A" Bun. 23.9.51 0.30a.m. Repulse Bay, Central; Big Wave Bay, linhchải * Shek-U." Confuelan: 1,30 p.m. Big Wayn Nepie Bay, Eastern;

Penetration

Squad

Duties-Sep-

Bay, Chung Sing: Stick-o. Sin Nam. tember 22, Sunday M, O.

Dr Puan Lam-tong Ling. Dentist

Y.M.C.A.. Nursing Division. Next for duly AL.O. Alwright,

and Kowk

W. Hong Sling earned for himself the distinction of being the first Chinese lawn bowler to win the coveted Colony Open Singles title Yiful and Dentist Dr W. C. when he defeated U. M.

Face Course Duties–Saturday, Omar by 21-16 in a closely-September 22, Central Divian.

Headquarters Duties - Saturday, contested final at the Kow- September 22. K.C.O.D. and Motor

Transport Divisions. Joon Bowling Green Club yesterday.

It Was a well-deserved { Iriumph for the Chinese bowler and a ling reward to seasons rf assiduous practice put into the game,

More especially creditable

was that the Champlonship was won by a superb victory over Delawares v. Rexes.

one of the greatest Colený bow- (Bimbi Ablong. Charlie Re- lers of the past few years-{] meillos; Georjė: Pang),

bowler who has won the title previously on five occasions, and who was at one time con- ceded a good chance a winning all the four ütles this season.

4.00 p.m. South China v.. Pandas." (Frank Poon. Reggie Viera, Samel Samv).

UNCANNY ABILITY

Uncanny ability in constantly drawing to the jack paved the way for the winner's success yesterday.

Club scen

better

Football Duties Hongkong.-Satur- day Stylember, 22. 2.30 p.m. Club Ground-Central Division; Sunday Sentember 24, 250 p.m. Clùh Ground --Centacion Division.

Annual Varade and Inspection -- The Annual Parade and Inspection

will be held on Sunday. November

| 18 1951.

Ladies' League 4.00 p.m. Squaws v. Pool To. (Sleven Xavier. Gerry Fomeroy; Bimbi Ablong). his because the scrum There must, nevitably, be a MIRST

SUNDAY temporary delay with the In-aved in." And there con be

Men's Senior Leagu? "A" troduction of a now regulation te disfavour against this,

10.00 a.m. Jaguars v. Cana-

Green The Bowling basis, even if it means a complete international

never venue, which has DR in South dians.

Frank U. M. Omar at his best during i pending the official circulation remodelling,

(Charlie Figueiredo, of the changes to the Individual African rugby, in scrum tactics. Corres, Frankie Vas; Irene the lari three Champlonship authorities

countries

fames, proved

to once again Most teams will, is thought, Butelho). concerned.

11:30a.m. Pandas St be his hoodoo. or course, South Africa is able to pursue still a policy

Joseph's. down 3-4-1 in the London, Sept. 19.

Although displaying (Fred Ewins, Tiger Hus- chiefly concerned in any new of getting

in a serum, with the wing for-

salu. Bill Woo; Virgie Ribeiro). form then he did in the Pairs The following are the re- mots of binding, for

the props, has the con-wards pushing on country

China 2.30 pm. South

vsemi-final and Triples final, sults of soccer games play-other

been FO fully es of old.

Braves. verging shove

and coming through with a few

shots on developed,

heads, Omar's usual mastery of green and weight was never Ien's Senior League "0"

there,

gallant and despite a 4.00 p.m.

attempt he was obliged to ad- mit defcat to a mo

more consis- Americans.

(Hal Winglee, Eustacio Bortently brilliant opponent. rs, Lionel Sequeira; Robtrio re-Nunes).

Men's Junior League

35 .1.00 p.m.

Bantams Grimas.

(Sonny "Abilio" Remedios, Chev N. Trol; George Pang). Aces v. P. 1. Dodgers. (Elmbl Ablong, Charlie Re- medios; James Herrick),

ed today:

FIRST DIVISION

Aston Villa THIRD DIVISION (Southern)

Huddersfield 3

Layton O. 3

Millwall

Torquay

Walsall

3 Bristol City

Norwich City

THIRD DIVISION

Darlington

(Northern)

2

Hartlepools

Swansea

Happel

NON-LEAGUE

Exeter City Arsenol.

2 Swan

6

(Tel Aviv) SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP Semi-Final, Second Leg

Dundee

Forfar

Rangers Motherwell

2 Falkirk

1 Celtic

3 Dunfermline

3 St. Johnstone -Reuter.

Cockell-Finch Fight On October 16

10.

Jock

1.

PAID DIVIDENDS

That

The reported turning-dewn by the International Board of che New Zealand policy of substitutes In in-

the converging shové pormitting with the "swinging hookers reational matches has evoked 2 perfected by the South Africans, no surprise.

dividends WBS vividly paid

Neither has the Board's illustrated by the South African | victory over the All Blacks in peried

substitutes.

view on the question 1949 1 and by the fact that South of the knock-en rule.

idco of The Africa have undisputed claims. 116 the title of unaffiçint World perpite its cctablished praelier in New Zealand, has never had Rugby Champions.

But, as is pointed out by the any backing in Britain, nor is majority of enthusials, it de- it ever likely to find any de- bitted the game with too many fiole support. collapsed scrums, which do not tend to promote the exhilarating and spectacular type of rugby to attract the crowds and heigh- ten the game's favour.

}

Under the new laws, it is ex- pected that the hooker, as in the present South African patteri, Puszitted to swing freely. Henceforth, all hookers will have to bind firmly, and will be penalised if they stretchi "foraging" legs across the tunnel of the serum.

<

ONE CONSEQUENCE

Д

THE KNOCK-ON RULE

The knock-on rule will, of course, always be a point contreverzy but It has been widely agreed, in Britain any rate, that no happier solu- | tion can be found on any lines following the Rugby Lengu version of allowing play to con- ile unless the ball is dropped.

(Y. C. Mei, Wally Ma, Ray-spectacular mond Tsao: Tony Kwok).

Veteran

Out

US

Navy

W

Knocks

King

Tut

Manila, Sept 20.

some

Hong, Sling opened with a two on a medium first head as a re- sult of two good drawn shots. Omar wasted one wood on the second hand playing a wrong bias, but limited the score to one shet against him.

Despite a good resting shot by Hong Sling on the third in first shot head, Omar drew with his last wood, and follow- ed this up by drawing two close shots on the fourth heed.

A

head

Farewell Party To 3 Trevor. Owing to unforeseen circumstances necessary to postpone the pirty organlɛga in honour of Mr I. 1. Trover from Saturday Septem her 22, to Saturday September 29. 1931.

senter Oẞicers' Meeting-A meet- in ct Scaler Oferry will be held at Brigade Headquartors on Wednes day, september 28, at 6 pm.

First Aid Lecture The Second First Aid Lecture utven by Dẹ P. Ticung on the alterations and additions of the 19111 FdNtion of A.F. Textbook will be held on 24th September at p.m. at Brigade of lengkong Distriel are requested Heddquarters,, Oßleers and Members to attend.

Compeution Nuring Divi- klons are informed that the competi- tou for the Ageuli Bhield will be Weld at Headquarters, “2 Tol Hang Rond, cn Sunday, December 16. 1952.

Registrodini,hóngkong (Kennedy Town Ki Fong. Welfare Associ

on) Ambulance and Nursing Divi stoni registered w.o.f. 15.9.31. Hong- kong (Shaukiwan Koi Fong Welleio Advencement Association) Ambu- lance and Nursing Divisions regis tered w.e.f. 18.9.51.

Transtera-A/O`Wong Hang-choong transferred from Chunk Star B.S.

Division to Kennedy Town K.FW.A. Division w.e.1. 15.0.51. Pica. Ho Chung-ming. Yeung Hee, Ho Sas- cheung, Lee Tek kwong. Yuen Pul- kuen. Kan Kwong-lini transferred from Bih Nam Division to Kennedy Town K.F.W.A. Division w.o.f. 13.0.31.

Appointments and Promotions. Kennedy Town Kal Font Welfare Association Ambulancs & Nursing Divizion:-D Molt Hnu»ylu 05- po'ntest Divisionel Surgeon of Kennedy Town K.F.W.A. Ambulance Nursing Divizions w... 15.0.511 A/O Wong Hong-cheong promoted Superintendent w.o.f. visional 15.951: Mr Wong Kwok-hung- ap- poluted Ambuisnes Officer w.u.f. 15.0.31.

Resignations-Kowloon Y.W.C.A. Nursing Division--Amb/sks. Ho Wol Lin resigned w.c.t. 31.8.31.

Reserves-Kawlcon YMCA, Nur- sing Division-Amb/5). Lam Kit Ling reserved for and year w.o.f. 31.861; Amb/5l«, LAW Yung Shin Isolved for one year w.e.t. 1831. Enrolments,Waterloo Nursing

Yuk-shim enrolled w... 10.9.53;-Central Am- bulance - Division—Pies. Ng Chung yee, Chen Kwan-ngok enrolled

three by Omar on the 5th gave him a good lead of 6-3, but Hong Sling determinedly retaliated by scoring a two and lour singles on the next flye Veteran

Agliter Speedsuccessive heads to lead by D-9. Division--Amb/Bla wan the Philippine Cabanela lightweight title by knocking In the Rugby League a player au: champion King Tut in the

w... 11.9.01. Some brilliant bawis was scen may "nçcidentally" knock the first of a scheduled 10-round bull forward.

|bout before an estimated 7,000 at this stage of the neck-and-neck

what is

fang in the Memorial Colissum.

also one cl the

NECK-AND-NECK

London, Sept. 19. Don Corkell will defend his British and European light

struggle. Omar again went into heavyweight boxing champion-

'British Rugby Union on- ships against Albert Finch,

It was a grand comeback for the lead with a single and three Middleweight former British

One craquence of such thusiasts and too many possible 37-year-old Cabanela and it was only to see Hong Siing level up Champion in London on October | new aule will mean that there interpretations of

12-10. Philippines in re- Promoter

Another three, his third of Solomons hasking for the team with the duction will: any satisfaction, cent years. The champion was the day, put Omar back into ite slated today that the British loose head (hooker nearest tile and now a few also think that knocked out 33

reponds after Boxing. Board of Control hud ball).

the duties of referees today are the start of the night when he lead at 13-12,

Luck favoured Hong Sling on But turned down his request for a

obviously the chief

and fatiguing enough was hit by Cabanela, with D the next head. Wià a count

adding Äght.— result will be fower spectacles without

further all right to the jaw--United of three in his favour Omar postponement

Fut Reuter.

the forwards in a tumbled | "burdens."--Reuter.

Press.

unfortunately, tapped up Hong Sung's wood for the shot and Hong Sing rested the second, thol. for a count of two.

will be no anticipated "priority" { "neeident" to view such an intro" {figh's in the pan. oricat filth at 10-10 and forge ahend. to

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THE HONG KONG, [JOCKEY CLUB · Special Cash Sweep on the

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

SEVENTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 22nd September, 1951

There are ten races. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

Through Ticke's (10 Races--$20.00) may be obtained at the Compradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephone House, airo tickets for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting as well as the Specin Cash Sweep on the "Kwanglung Handicap scheduled to be run on 6th October, 1951.

Through Tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 10.06 am. on Friday, 21st September, will be sold and the reserva- tion cancelled for future meetings.

To avoid congestion at the Club's Office at Telephono House, ren-members are requested to purchuso their sweep ilckets at the Club's Branch Offics ati-.

5, D'Agullar Street, Hong Kong

or

382, Nathan Rond, Kowloon.

M: TOTALISATOR

Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies so declared by the Stewards when the "All" Clear" is given. The Alt Clear signal will be indicated by a white light and/or a white sphere at the Totalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE AD- VISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR SIGNAL HAS BEEN EX- tion is drawn to Rule 23 of the Tolalisato: Rules HIBITED. Attention which reads as follows

In no circumstances will any dividends be paid or refunds' made unless a ticket is produced. Payment wit not be made on torn or diaßicured tickets.

MEMBERS BADGES AND ENCLOSURE

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 DE ADMITTED TO TIE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Badges admiting ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members Enclosura and Club Rooms at $10.00, including tax, for "Tadies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Tele

Phone House, on the written or personal introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all visitors Introduced by him, and for payment of all cibis, etc. badges admitting to Members'

Only

number of badges a limited Enclosure will be on sale at the RACE COURSE,

The Branch Offices and the Treasurers Compradore Office wil close at 11.00 am, and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 nm. The Treasurers Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office are actuated at 1st Floor, Telephone House:

A limited number of timins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tol. 37818).

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 19- cuding tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at: the Gate,

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC.. 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 ENCLOSURE.

`SERVANTS” PASSES

Bervants. pazars will be fasued to private box holders, only, who are requested to distribute thorn with discrimination and in endorse their names on the passes, Holders of such passes are not permited in the Members Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their employers stands

Owing to the congestion in the Members Bolting Hail. Bor helders and Members are requested to ensure that their servants make us only of the Public setting Hall, Military Polico will be posted at various contrances to the Members Hall to enware that this regulation in udhered to.