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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1951.

AMBOLS

DEANTRISES

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FLAG DAY POLICE SHOWED PROMISE

SATURDAY - October 200

to secure much needed funds to continue and ex- pand the work of the Hong- kong Anti-Tuberculosis As- sociation. The greater the number cured the less risk to YOU.

GIVE THAT THEY MAY LIVE

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Australian Subscription

Ponies 1952.

The new ponies are expected

IN

THEIR FIRST MATCH OF THE RUGBY SEASON

Says "HANLINCODE”

The local Rugby season opened on Saturday afternoon with the major interest games being played on the Club ground, Happy Valley. In the first encounter a far from impressive Army XV won the game by eight points to nil from a determined Police" side.

FRALE

Les

Saves

•HURER

SPECTACLES

[LE' TABARIN"

The second game was a much better spectacle and ranged from line to line Singapore Lead THE RUGBY UNION FRONT

with unusual rapidity for a season's opener,

In the first game the Army seemed to have quite an easy game for their first one of the season. However the Police, captain ed again by Brian Slevin, put up a spirited fight.

Jn fact had their forwards, admirably led by George Wright- Noch, been a little fitter the small score against them would have been even smaller,

By Two Runs Cheltenham Have The

time Sartipsan On 1st Innings

srored for the Navy and Rob- son missed the kick. No side was declared

and the game Anished Club 9, Navy 3, which on the whole rather reflected the run of the play,

game. Wame was taken from Near full the scrum and put on the wing, where he performed very credit ably, and Walden moved into the centre. From

under the Navy posts the ball was passed down the line to Warne who

A little extra mid-week train- ing and they can become a very useful eight Outside, the backs played an excellent game and in English. the newcomer from Singapore, they have found a force to be reckoned with, I have great hopes that in English. Slevin has round the

he men nceded last year to help him weld line of driers into a bunch of GOETS

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ARMY LOOKED LOST The Army XV seemed to little lost and lacked)

the

to arrive on or about 16th cohesion that is expect October. They will be such a side. However, that, no quarantined in "C" Block for doubt, was due to the fact tha at least three

play

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match

t was the first time they had weeks. Theyed together as a team. This

the seaso arrival of these ponies at the will be rectified as

develors and They gel time of the 9th Race Meeting

to each other's on October 20th will mean

the Club-Navy considerable extra work for which followed the spectators

SOW a very hard the Stables Staff and it has

game, fought under ideal conditions. It was therefore been decided that hightly cooler than during the "C" Block will be closed to former match and thie may Members until Monday 22nd have accounted for the fact that more energy was put into the October, when it may be re-

zame opened at the discretion of The Club did most of the the Club's Veterinary Surgeon. | attacking and shortly after a Members are

asked

was missed, the ball co- penalty operate these temporary arrange. ments.

ta

in complying with came from Nolan to Campbell

Stewart to

to who gave it Walden and he touched down, breaking the corner flagstaff in doing su It was a picture try! and fully deserved. was just short.

By Order.

H. MISA.

Secretary.

Hongkong, 16th Oct., 1961.

The kick

Shortly after that Campbell was injured, which was a great pity, and had to retire from the

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB NINTH RACE MEETING

Saturday 20th & Saturday 27th October, 1951. (Held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club).

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 p.m. cach day.

Through Tickets (at $40 each) may be obtained at the Com- pradore Ofice of the Treasurers, 1st Floor, Telephone House, als? tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting. Through tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 10,00 am. on Friday, 19th October, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings.

To avold congestion at the Club's Office at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the Chub's Branch Offices at:-

5. D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

or

382, Nathan Road, Kowloon. TOTALISATOR

It

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ran hard and although tackled During the whole of the game on the dine, managed to score the halves on both sides did well out. Minto again missed their utmost to feed their lines the kick. At half time the and keep the ball moving. In score was Club 6, Navy 0. fact it augurs well for the future is to the credit of the that so much open play was Club and Navy that both sides altempted in the first match. tried their very best to open

The Club line in particular out the game and as far as the

Both Navy were concerned it was played extremely well. only bad passing that spoilt packs fought very hard, with, I

This thought,

the Club having the many of their movements. however, can be rectified with upper hand, although a little loose. a little practice.

siuggish at lines in the This no doubt was due to some half a Club extent to the fact that Warne rush took the ball towards was out on the wing. the Navy line and Hutson. picking up well, handed to With Campbell being injured Walden who streaked for the and Ray de Rome out of the corner Eng and mude a beaull game for good owing to a knee ful try about a foot inside. injury, the Club will have to The kick again missed It was look amongst its younger blood evidently Minto's day off, al-for a centre and it is nice to though

each klek Was

a know that they have some pro-

mising material.

In the second

difficult one.

VRC TO HOLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS ON

OCTOBER 17 &

19

Singapore Combined Ser-

vices gained a two run first innings lead over Hongkong Combined Services in their two-day cricket match at, Sookunpoo yesterday.

Hongkong went in first and scored 115. In the second in nings they scored three får no wickets.

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Most Improved Side

Says

PETER LOVEGROVE

Gloucestershire, who, have won the South Western Division of the Count Championship four times in the past five post-war seasons, and lust year, gåve: Bgs Midlands, the eventual champions, a rare fright:in the semi-finals, are confdert their chances to do at least as well this winter."

The Colony opened strongly

They base their hopes on the promising early form shown by their leading with Dunn and Wilson who scored 38 between them,

clubs Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol-and the number of class players avall- Cosh claimed Dunn when he was 17.

able. Bennett, at the other end, clean- Gloucester only had their heavy pack and relentless de- which provides players. bell to ed bowled Wilson, the first of colours lowered at their ninth fence, but the young" half-back Gloucestershire and Somerset, his seven victims for 21 runs outing, and their victims have, combination of R. Humphries Cornwall are reported to: be At 13 the rot set in and the already included Lydney, Chel- and W: Cartmell is reaching a hopeful of challenging: Glouses- Colony's chances of a good firsttenham, Blackheath, Moseley and better understanding while brightershire's supremacy in the Innings lead was lost.

Waterloo, while they held Neath hopes are entertained of the new South-West. They went near

left wing of J. Syme and J. enough last time

faRIDE

by a Singapore did the same thing, to a thrilling draw.

Cheltenham won five of their Taylor. Bill Hook's grand kicking single point in a homeric suga The openers, Cosh and Sargent, Ch

first eight

dominated and tackling have had much to games,.

but this time they will Matric Cardiff for long periods batted wall for 55,

and do with their early successes, and England forward G. Roberts, followed with 14 and it looked secured a clean-cut victory over he will certainly be in the run-now in London with Harlequins, as through they were on their wasps. Bristol's best performance ning for another England cap. and that brilliant threequarter way to a good score.

was to hold, Newport to & draw

M. Terry, who has rejolhed Rain interfered with play, the famous Welshmen only

Bristol too have a heavy pack Army and left on foreign strujee. but it did not affect the pitch. leve

levelling matters with the last

which serves them well in tight and loose 'mauis, but they have

:

However, the visitors were un-kick of the match.

However, they will have able to gain mastery of the Of this trio, think Cheltenham lost. B. Honeywell, England Kender-Carpenter, the Orford bowling when play was resum will

prove

the best, though Trialist last year, to Camborne, and England back-row foenzial ed. Jones and Grace took four Gloucester's fixture list is the and 21-year-old Eric Hopton, centre thesequarter J. M. WA wickets each.

more exacting. If they could find who damaged his left leg against lams (Penzance and Erland)) Singapore's captain. Surg. a couple of really thrustful win- Newport and will not play again H. Oliver, St Ives strong wi

lively stand-off, and back Comdr Alderson, was still un-gers the former would be a very for a long, time,

which

will

fight find his form in the Ane side indeed. The pack are

the Able to

Outside the serum they have second. real force. Colony and was out .b.w. to

K. R. Grin, who has made great Neltier Somnemet nux Devpe Few hookers ever get the bet strides at stand-off, and Okugle looks dingorous as these two Grace for another "duck."

Maynard and Wilson openester of A D. Carpenter Fred sprinter Jack Gregory at wing counties, while I fear that Berk for Hongkong in failing light, Steinhobe, a South African who threequarter. Yet another club shire, and Dorset-and-Wilts wi

redoubtable pack and ones again serve to prop up the

A

but they managed to hold up has had an English Trial, and with

their ends.

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The VRC Junior Championships will be held Wednesday and Friday, October 17 and 19, and are open In to all members and schoolboys holding VRC passes. response to popular request there will be a Championships Series for Ladies and Schoolgirls, open to all who hold subscribers' passes issued by the VRC.

Saturday's Home Soccer Fixtures

The following are not eligible: Members & Boys-1, Those who have been Colony Cham- pions in any of the recognised individual events; 2 Past Junior Champions of the same events;

THE SCORES Boarkong Services Jat. Innige

9 Dunn, Cosh F/Lt Wilson, b Ecunell

Cant Haycraft, e Cosh, Bailey Capt Graveston, lbw Bennett

T/LA Ball, b Davenport Capt Grace; not out

Surg Lieut Jones, e Sargeant, b

Dennett

14 Maynard, Jbw Bennett Set Jordan, e Alderson, b Bennett Li Hoshina, Ibw Bennett LAC Bennion. b Bennett

Extras

Towl

Those whose times, when en- tries close, are better than the following standards.50 yards Davenport

весь; Free Style-25-3/5

100 Bailey Free yards

Vidrioti min 30 secs; yards Free Styl58 secs; 220 440 yards Free Style 5 min 30

The following are the ixtures sees; 100 yards Back Stroke-69

in the Home Football Leagues; 100 yards Breast Stroke tor Saturday, October 20. The 73 secs; 160 yards Individual

Medley1 min, 50 secs. figures shown in brackets are The scores for the same match last season!

Bivision - 1

V

Ladies de Schoolgu:-). Those who have been Colony Champions in individual events. 2. Those whose times when entries close are better following standards-60 vards Free Style-anneer: 100: yards

Huddersfield (4-0) than the

v Manchester C. (-)

(1-3) Free Style 24 aces: 50 yards Back

V

Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies so declared by the Stewards when the "All Clear" is given The "All Bolton

Burnley Clear" signal will be indicated by a white light and/or a white Charlton

v Arsenal sphere at the Totalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT Fulham

Blackpool Sunderland TU DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL Manchester U. v

Middlesbro' V Liverpool AFTER THE "ALL CREAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EXHIBITED, Newcastle ATTENTION is drawn to Rule 23 of the Totalisator Rules which Preston

Broka read as follows:-

Tottenham

In no circumstances will any dividends be paid or refunds made: unless a ticket is produced. Payment will not be made on torn or disfigured 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 BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

of Brooches or

Badges admitting ladies not in possession Beason uckets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tak, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Telephone 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 chits, etc.

Only a limited number of badges admitting to Members En- closure will be on sale at the RACE COURSE.

West Brom

Birmingham Brentford Doncaster Everton Leeds

Leicester C: Not F

Stroke 34 SICS; 100 yards Back 12-21 Stroke-80 SECS: 30 yards Breast 100 yards Breast

(a-1) Stroke 5 secs: 75 yards Individual

Medley 57 seca.

(3-6)

(1-1) Stroke-38 cs;

Y

Chelsea

V

Derby County

Warvar

10.j

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Aston Villa

(3-2)

v Portsmouth

Division IT

v - West Ep

V

Bury

v Luton

Rotherham V Birtley Sheffield W Southampton,. v

W

An award will be made to the in- dividual swimmer scoring the highest (5-0) number of points on the following bags: Winter 6, Second 3, Third E. (3-1) Fourth

(4-0) The Championships: commence at

Bennett Cash

Bowling Analysis

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R 3

D. 21

а

33

Singapore Services Yeti Kaulbes

7/0- Com, b Jones-

Chpt Morriott, lbw Jones

LAC Sargent, run out

LREM Chaplin, the Grace:

La Badham, e Maynard, b Grace Maj Simpson, c. Wilson, b Jones Maj Bennett: hw Jones Mej Wilcocks, b Grice Burg Compdr Alderson, ibw Grace Sgt. Davenport, not cut L/Sign' Bulley, run out

Extraa

Total

Hoskins ¡Barnion

Jones

Grace

Bowling Ausysis

(5-2) 8 p.m. and an Adinisalon Char GAVILAN

(will be made.

The Zollowink is a complete wat of entries:

v Notts C.

V Hull

(3-0)

V

Coventry C.

(3-4)

❤ Swansea

()

Blackburn

(-)

Wednesday, October 17:

(2-2)

1. Members & Schoolboya * - 100

V

Bourriemouth

(0-1)

V

Newport

V

Bristol C.

(3-3)

v Ipswich

V

Queen's PR. Divlilon' 11** (Southern)

41dershot

Colchester. Bristol R. Crystal Pal

Sydn

Exeter Norwich Leyton Plymouth Shrewsbury Swindon

Port Vale

✔ - Willingbam-

v. Northampton

yards Free Style: M. Gutierrez, Sony Remedios, AB. da Rózh (1-2) 2: Ladies & Schoolgirls 50 yards (0-3) Breast Stroke: Ena Roca-Pereira;

Therese Hoza-Perezre/

(4-0)

17

Tom Price,

sbe England

旦

caps, forma á formidable second led thrust outside is Bathable, a familiar role for thean,

row, while P. J. Moore, A. P. de:

Nobriga (both Cambridge Blues)

and FAL J. Walter,

a New

21 Zealander who has represented

24 the Royal Air Force, compose a

10

11fast and particularly dangerous

11 back row.

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All except de Nobriga have played for the county, as have the halves. Illtyd Pearce and Bill Ednite, the latter a master?

HEAVY

BETTING ON

THE CESAREWITCH

London, Oct. 15,

at Cheltenham College, and the! centres Stan Waller, one of the

There was heavy betting on the Comerewitch at the 115 heaviest in the game with a Victorts Club, London, tonight and one of the club men

vigorous tackle and a kick which bere described it as "just like old times again.”** carries no mean punch, and W. A. Handley, who possessi

The biggest wagerg concerned three horses, backed grand side-step and deceptive to win a total of over £62,000. acceleration.

USEFUL RESERVES

a

Kelling was not so heavily

50 to 1 Morning Trail, Wi-

PROBABLE RUNNERSTRA

London, Oct. 18 Thirty-two probable runners

Three Cheers, the 9.to-1. Zay- 40 to 1 Hills of Devon, Mey- ourite at the last callover; was soy Hampton, Polar Jest App- backed to win £20,000 and trypide, Barnes Park Sunny They have useful réserves too. finished a firm 7 to 1 chance. Brae, and Sun Compass They were without four of their Hellophila was supported to leading players when I saw them win the same amount end closed wyn and Liwala-Reuter at Sudbury recently, yet they at 100 to 8 on the same mark were so well together, fast on as Kelling man and ball, and quick to gelze the slightest chance that they made the Wasps, never easy to beat on their own ground; fook Jarvis, at the Alexandra witch, running over two and a Párk races today quashed ad quarter miles at Newmarket on slow-moving and hesitant.

verse rumours and said that Eph Wednesday, at 1:45 pm. G Substitute outside-half H. Daniels scored a delightful op Smith, after riding the horse at were announced tonight as follows

Star Spangled Banner Wportunists dry and very nearly & morning gallop, had reported

Kelling (Eph Smith), dropped a

a snap goal, and they that "Kelling went like a steam tell me that the third choice for engine.

Billott), Colibridge. C. The third of the "Big Three""

H

backed, although his owner, Mr (with jockeys) for the Cesare

the position, young K. Walter is even more promising, but to be on the money was Limbools, Sime), Antigue HI-(E.-Belt); } ing nursed very carefully, and who was supported to win £22 Teller (Gordon Richards) C

MAY will only make limited first-time

appearances this season.

Gloucester once again rely FIGHT TURPIN mainly on their vigorous and

League Hockey Programme

000 and Anished the fourth fay-

ourite at 100 to 6:

French Design was soundly Riekuby), backed and closed at 20 to 1% Sporia Mesters

Tilley, Penny on the Jack, Assonan (0) Littlewood), North Cape and Pyrgos were the phila (W. Nevett), best of the 33 to 1 chances, and

Limicola on the Jack" (T

there was some support for the Maber 50 to 1 outsider: the Chump

French

Fastnet Rock, unquoted at the SA last callover on the Cumbadge salter), Mon Fem

ham), shire sa result of his day Hall (JAS)

Wilson) Falzo

NewYork: Oct, 151 Welterweight Champion Kid Cavian, of Cutia, ia véry

to willing

Britain's ghght cirales Randolph

Turpin, here sald - today;"

Gavilan's Co-manager, Fer (0-0)

nàndo· · · Boildigmatiche: had 3. Members & Schoolboys 109 (2.0)

Stroke: M. Gutierrez, received a proposal for a bout vards Back

in Parle with Elropean: Chain (2.1) Sonny Remedios A (1-0) 4. Members & Schoolboys Faney plow Charles Humez, but that (1-3) Diving (3-metre board);"

·he C2, `RE- medios (0-2)-.) 6. Iädjen & Schoolgiria”, '50. yarda Free Style: Barbara Osmund, Shein Stainthorpe (2-2) Colisco, Bow Ruza-Pereirs!" Guids Balldo: saldietany. Gavilan ) around at 10.20 sakin. Tlanpires=37625 Slamat 38 to 1 at the Last:

(3-0)|Xaviers Emma Cobbo

y Beading

v Millwall

v. Torquay,

Brighton

Southend

Watford

· Division III" (MBARBERT): Accrington. v... Bandford C. Bandw

* Cetetherd

The Branch Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11.00 am on both days. The Secretary's Office will close

11.40am, each day. The Treasurers' Compradore Office and Bhati the Secretary's Office are situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House.

A limited number of tins will be obtainable at the Club Graby

Oberberfeld House

ed they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy H Tuded:1

Marfeld

Stockport Worlddrigten Wrexham

Airdrie

· Hartlepools V Trattore VCrente

V Chester

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

V* Oldkeri

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $8.00 each

Dander day, including tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at Tie in the Gate.

Hiber Mortons

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V. Queen O'S.

Celtic

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BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC., WILL NOT BE PER-R SIFTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE SENS TAM. Mottierwell HONG KONG JOCKEW/CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING. Thled"Lanick V. Aberdeen SE MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN Arr. United v prode

Sesttish Division. “B” THE BESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

Ofyde Cowdenbeath e« Allon, Chankartou Turfer Hamiltons (

Starcotine

SERVANTS” PASSES"

“Sankaríts” passes will be band to private box holders only, bo pre requested to distribute them with discrimination, shui" to St Johnstone

dorse their names on the panels. Holdiers of such passes aỰN

* permitted in the Members Enclosure except for passing rough on their duties and must rensing len thuair employers' standa.

V..

The following are the League hockey fixtures for both divisions for Sunday, October 21;

awaiting "proper wasí guarantees since so far the proposal is unsatisfactory

would fight anywhere in Europe

FIRST, DIVISION?"

Argonauts "A" Police at Pollo Leigh, R. Souza.

win became the favourite for the rate at 100 tỷ Jama

Threes Chas There was considerably more hou TN PA support for Malalie than for Greening) Gegowen, but the twos finished Colven), Joint

setonit favourites at 100

Seaplang

it he gets "proper uarantees at 050 mm Umpires-Fit Set down to 20 to

6 50 yards Back Stroke (VC A Schoolboys only): M. MoGranh, F. (2-1) Barros, 1 BATTOR, A. Botelho. (0417 Member Bchooiboys (1-4) yards Free Styles A. Pirwe; 4. Nor-

rona hi: Guilerses, ..... Bonny Ita• Pressz (3-3) medios, A. B. day Homa

He declined comment on the report that Gayllan is willing to: fight Turpin Associates | Miklim arata

myBye Ladies-de-Bohoolgirlai. Thəyatda

(3-1)| Horn-Mereka, Shella «Colligo, Haras (1-4)|bara Djemand, Thevy Best Fereita")

Ifriquel Medleys Dino Pires. Ea Nine Dragons Club

--Friday, October 18-

1. Member & Schoolboys (30 yarde Free Bivier Ch Noronha, Houns Fønndlor. A4) 18/BORA, M. QULÍNE!

·Perk:"(B-2

Ower to the congwton in the Members Betting Hall Box LANCASHIRE CUP -

Siguem and Blenbers" "are requested to ensure that their servante SUN ONE TIK Maiary Police will be

Hall to ensure that

SEMI:FINAL

competitions

Thunderbolts v. ELXBC. at RN. 1, callover, was heavily báckod Aldridře -3, Cổ Marcaly

Royal Navy y facrelo "Alt. «L'IRMY1; Today's prices were: #1118.m. Umpires.W/O I..amith,

HAYTHE CEBAREWITCH) RAY; v University at Hil Tak at 10.30 am Umpires-W/O Padley W/D-Letori

SECOND DIVISION & Chris Jawan v YARA at Buddly:

Schroeder

100 9. Kelling, kid. Hello- | “Down Und

phili

The HK. Chinese Training Se Amy ground at 210.30 Unit best S, Staffordshire Regte het, Davies (RAI), AKAIN BA “B” team. 10-21 in the Services

Humsketball final played at the Umph E. Binko, ArSmith, 3. Ladies Mahootaris. 100, warde Nine Dragons Club last week. Recrtic

Style: Barbara Darat, & Darte matchés restilta vjeres

Hospital beat 119 chiboladzie, 100 parda Bty 41; RAF Circle

beat 58

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