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ATHENIAN LEAGUE WANTS ITS TOUR WEEK POSTPONED

Owing to commitments in the FA Amateur Cup and County Senior Cup Competitions, the Athenian League, which has accepted an invitation to send a soccer team here, has requested that the date of their visit be post- poned to the first week in May next.

This was revealed at a meeting of the Interport Committee of the Association yesterday.

India's Team

For Second Test Match

10

New Delhi, Nov. 7. India have made three changes in their team. play Englanti in the second cricket Test beginning at Bonbay on Decenter 1

Lilith Amarnath, J Test captain. Sarwate, un rounder, and Man, wi kel- keeper, replace Mod. Chauhi hury and Joshi.

It was decided to write to the Athenian League requesting the! they endeavour to be here by the last week of April in view of the fact that the rainy season begins in May

The question o> to allocation of Tickets for the Swedish team's vis!! 10 the Amateur Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hongkong

was

de- discussed and it was ended to allot to the Federation 100 $10 tickets for each day of the series.

In view of rumours circulat ing to the effect that there had been a bich in arrangements for the Swedish, visit next week Mr R M Omar. Secretary of the Association, informed the that letters had been meeting Ercerived from the Swedish

| Football Association and from The

oks Strong side

in

The Halsonborg Chub to the balting down to No 9 Amar

learn was de- nath scored 95 cams not out effert that the

India .gainst Northern

finitely coming to Hongkong. the scored 54

MCC and Sarwate runs in each en nys for Koikar against the nurists

The dian team is as follows

V G Hazare (captain). V M Merchant

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Adhikan, C. Τ Sarwate S G Shinde,

Umrigar

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Amarnats.

Mankad, H

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Phadkar, P Roy, M K

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ARMY'S TEAM

Except for Jones, the right- winger, who was injured in the Raine

Tuo last against Sing week and who is now in hos. pital with a torn internal liga-

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GAMBOLS

YEG, OLD MAN. GLAD TO NO NO "TROUBLE AT ALL

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THAT WAS OLD PORKY - 13

AD THAT WE'D LOOK AFTER THEIR PETS WHILE THEY'RE AWAY ON HOLIDAY-

Week-end Softball

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1951.

STILL BE RATHER FUN TO HAVE A DOG

~ WONDER WHAT OTHER PETS THEY'VE GOT

by Barry Appleby

At Whh, #1 GIUNGE WEST MONEY THAT AND NAT

AND. BIST HOW DO YOU PROPOSE, TO FEED THESE ANIMAL

HAT YOU PROMISED THAT YOU WOULD LOOK AFTER

ALL THREE TEAMS WITH

AN UNBEATEN RECORD

FACE

HEAVY

WILL

OPPOSITION

By "GRANDSTAND"

Over the last week-end, two teams had the sad experience of losing their first game in the current season, thus spoiling their clean record of successes, the first being the Squaws, who bowed to the Wahoos in the Ladies' League, the other being the Delawares who were surprised by the Griffins in the Junior Softball League.

Teams enjoying winning streaks at the moment are U.S. Navy (Senior "B") Blackhawks (Junior) and Wahoos (Ladies), but all three outfits will face heavy opposition this week which may see more victims falling before all-out efforts, In the meantime, the cellar dwellers in all four Leagues remain winless.

Taking advantage of the Public Holiday on Monday, the Management Com- mittee of the Softball Association have re-scheduled several called-off games, result- ing in a busy period at King's Park over the Holidays..

Haghighing 1€

his week's card! the Madcaps-South China 'ussic and the Saints—

meut, the Army team to plav Mantr The 12th South Ching on Saturday next will

Gaekwadis unchanged.

TEST MATCH DRAWN

A

courageous

No devysion has yet

been

New Delhi. Nov 7

Indian Drlying

Atack the for two days, England forced draw in the Arst Test match here today. nings of 138 not out by Alan

One thing is certain, how- Watkins. ably supported by

ever, and that is argument will Donald Curr (76), tn A fourth

the game, and wicket stund of 158.

enabled, rage over

result, for some time to come зов England to score

for six

A doubt ran, anyway, be settled, wickets by the end of play.

over the scorer of the first goal. I was Edwards.

rut to a lead of

Santor

Saints

in the Ovi: spa scufße "A" Division with the reached as to who will replace and Madcaps struggling to retain At ju-leadership while the Jones.

figh Caroliners and OversWVAŞ would be presumptuous back to slave:ff further skidding here to give any further accoun!

in the torrid pennant chase. over Sing of Arroy's 2-0 win Ta, as the Press has published In the "B" Division, US Navy

and the Warious resume

their vil reports of the match

unfinished which ended in

Top night

ag secress duel the when da: knees set in fler the

Le 10th .ng and had to call- for another day. while use off agains: he was

once more to avenge defrat in a replay of, week's By postponed game.

action will also be seen the Junior League, as for the Blackhawks face the rival duties in Delewards in

heir last hurdle of the Hongkong De-the sainer oireutt. cther to claim undisputed leadership or to share honours with the Delawares and Griffins who are both breathing down the collective necks of the Hawks.

Batting stubbornly for 11 hours. annages England turned a Brat deficit of 215 153 with four wicke's in hand. cessful They had started the final day's play 13 runs behind with seven wickels in hand.

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ed eff the

Last

Bouttan made a very Bur. debut, in place Of

is now absent, seen in Philpolts, who

team from the Army

military month ramp with Werkatz was at the wicket for fence Force. nine hours. for his chancriess Carr inners. He hat 14 four S. batted Ave hours and a minutes, and h. ten feurs.

Manked was the most successful Indian bowler with four wickets for 58. Watkins and Carr, who came :gether before a yes'er- day, were not perturbed by the uphil struggle against them. They barted with great restraint and

the

Very

also, fortunately

Wilson it medicos pronounced a day or two before the game Sing Tao and @gainst strve Hardman stepped down to keep the line intact

50 re-

So, apart from an enforced and unavoidable change in the goalkeeper, over which circums

selectors had fance the Army no control whatever, this was

concentration and slayed ロー the same team which lost to

other for Ave minutes.

hours and five

CAA.

With the approach of the In- ternational Ser.cs. en ries which close by the end of this mouth, the General Council of the Association will discuss he Problem of appointing suitabl representatives of the participa' = ng nations at their meeting this evening at the VRC commencing | B. 5.30 p.m.

Fourteen days ago, no one Among the o her business, it was ut he would rate CAA to beat Sings understood that a lester has Spooner and Nigel Howard wert Tau, but CAA beat Army, and been

received from # Senior Derek Shackieten Army beat cheaply bul

Sing Tao. so on League team protesing against joined Watkins after the tea un-

should beat Sing CAA

the lack of action taken over terval and the pair put England

the fature cf a "B" Division completely out of danger, rema:1-

culit: 'o turn out a team of mine ing together un the clrse.

Reuter.

players in a recent League game. LEAGUE STANDINGS

Afler

Carr

WEST INDIES LOSE

Brisbane, Nov. 7.

The West Indies suffered the first defeat of their tour here to- day, two days before the start of the first Test against Austra lja.

star

Without the services of the ipin bowlers, Ramadhin

prolife and Valentine, and scorer, Frank Worrell, the tour- ing team lost by ten wickets to Queensland, one of the weakest cricket states In Australia,

paper

Tao.

The game against S. China for next Saturday billed

Is Sookunpoo, but by the time this article appears in print, it is hoped that it will be staged a! the Club Ground, a better venue from all aspects for such game.

The Army team look forward to this match with confidence. It has demonstrated its fighting qualities, and will do so again. -Contributed.

COMBINED SERVICES

Jaguars Madcaps

WEEK-END SOFTBALL

SATURDAY

Junior League

New Year's Day Road Race

The Preparatory Committee of he Annual International Harriers' Road Race under the auspices of

Chinese YMCA and the China Gymnastic Association,

2.00 p.m. Delawares v Black- the hawks

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St. John Ambulance Orders

Order by Comm. A. el Arculi, OBE, K. S1. J. Commissioner of St. J A.B Hongkong Dis- No. 45/51 dated triet Order November. 8 1951.

Ambulance Dulles, Hongkong. 11.11.91 212,21 51, Confucian Division: 16 11 5 10 24 11.51 H.KY WC.A. Division.

Ambulance Duties, Kowloon. 12.11 61 to 28.3151, Kowloon YM.CA.

Kok Division.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

TENTH RACE MEETING

Saturday 10th & Monday 12th November, 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. on the 1st Day,

On the 2nd Day the first bell will be rung al 11.30 a.m. and the Firs! Race will be run at 12.00 noon. The tifin Interval is

after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.) on the 2nd Day.

on the 1st Day and 10 races

Division: 19.1.51 to 25 11.51. Mong

Bare

Course Duties. -- Saturday November 16, Shaukiwan Division; Monday November 12, Easter Div

Headquarters Dulles. Saturday November 1V. Sin Nam Division, Monday November 12, Wanchal Division.

Allocation Duties for Nursing Divi- in November, — Ambulance Duties. HRY.M.C.A. Nursing Division;

Shelter Street Sleeper Duties, ILKY M.C.A. Nursing Divi -Stan; Penetration Squad Duties,

Chung Sing Nursing Division.

sions

Football Duties, Hongkong.. Saturday November 10, at 2:30 pmS Stokumpoo Ground. Confuetan Divi son, Caroline Hill Ground, 5 C.A.A. Division. Sumay November 2.30 P

Navy Ground, Causeway

Streck Boundary Timshatsui Division: Monday November

Navy 12, at 4 p.m. Ground. Wuncha "B" tylsion.

Transter-A/D WODR Tak transferred from Headquarters 10

Bay

Kowloom YM CA Division

Ambulance

on the 2nd There are 8 races Day (18 in ali).

Through Tickets (at $36 each) may be obtained at the Com pradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st Floor, Telephone House, als ackers for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Pearce Memorial Cup" 1952.

Through Tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for and the by 10.00 .. on Friday, 9th November, will be sold reservation cancelled for future meetings

To avoid congestion at the Club's Office at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the

lub's Branch Offices at:-

5. D'Agullar Street, Hong Kong

or

382, Nathan Road, Kowloon.

TOTALISATOR

Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies no B declared by the Stewards when the "All Clear" is given. The "All Clear signal will be indicated by a white light and/or a white sphere at the Totalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EXHIBITED. Attention is drawn to Rule 23 of the Tolalisator Rules which rends is follows:-

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L/Cpl. w. E. 1.1.51; Lon Kam-chuen, Tung Po-sang and Pie Wan Ho-sang transferred from Kowloon

Ambulance Diviston Headquarters w.e.f. 15.10.31.

Appoliment & Promotion-Kow loan V.M.C.A. Ambulance Division -A/O Wang Tak-ho promoted Divi-

(F Ewing. F. Barros U. held its first meeting last night!sional Superintendent w.e.f. 1.11.51 Mere. Hal Winglee). South China v Dodgers

(G. Fang, Ollie Vas, Braga).į

Ladies' League

at the China Gymnastic Asso- ciation premises.

The meeting, which was pre-mian

Mr C. T. Shek, Poolsided over by

discussed and

amended a few clauses of the rules and regula

cns of the Annual Bace.

330 p.m. Stuth Chine v

(Frank Pecn, T Lucido, J. Si va, G Xavier).

SUNDAY Senior "A" Division 11.00 am. St. Joseph's v

ECAS

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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 throughout the MUST wear their badges prominently, displayed Meeting.

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

Aberdeen Kai Fong Welfare Assucia tion Ambulance Division-Pre. K Chi-man appolated Hon. Scrg, & Div. Secretary w.e.f. 11.10.51. Slee- Division → Cadet Ambulance

Chunk-yin and Chan Cadets Wat Fook-chuen appointed Cadet Ser geant we.f. 6.0.51; Cadets Marlin Kwan, Peter Hung. Wong Ping- and Huf Chun-tak promoted del Corporal w... 6.1051; Cadets Wone Kum-cheung. Chan Yu-ning, Koo The meeting decided that the

Horg-cheong. Weng Ilok-chow, Ran registration period for the forth-Hing-wang promoted Cadet LC

w.e.t. 5.10.51. Headquarters Miks A. ci Arculli appointed Amb/Offices Over-coming race will commence

November 15 and

Kennedy end in De.

Town w.ex. 30.10.81. cember

Nursing Registration centres

Division-Ainb/Sis s. Szete will be the Chinese YMCA Stu Shan and Ho Ching-Wa appointed

A/O's, w... 30.10.01; Western Dis triel Bridges Street, Hongkong and the Welfare Association Nursing China Gymnastic

Division-Up Au Mee-ling appointed Association

Amb/Ofeer w.e.t. 30.10.5; Cpl. opposite the Po Hing Theatre,

Lim Lal-king prosted Serg-out w.ef. 39.10.51.

Kok Resignation-Mong Division

Lain - Pic.

Chi-ken

Day. The Secretary's Office will close at 11.45 a.m. the 1st Day w... 30.10.51; Koag Wah Amb Division-Ptes. Chan Tat-yin, Chan and at 10.00 a.m. the 2nd Day. The Treasurers' Compradore Chow Chl-trung. Chan Offloc and the Secretary's Office are situated at 1st Floor, Tele-

Che phone

House.

R.

(F. Ewins, B. Hollands, Sequeira: Irene Botelho). 2,00 p.m

Madcaps v South China

(Hal Wingiec, Tony Peretra. L. Rocha, Ribeirc).

Bentor "B" Divizion 9.30 a.m. US Navy v Dodgers

IP K Lau, G. Pang, G Ribeiro. Ed Loureiro). 8.30 p.m. Baseballers v Ame; «

anisי

(Bim Abioeg, G. Pemtroy, J. Reis)

Junior League

12.30 p.m. Pandas v 35 Bar ams

$

Nathan Road.

Takr The next meeting will place on November 14 at 8 pm

RAF (Singapore)

Beat HKRA

(A Turner, P. McRae, Chev In Rifle Shoot

Trol, F. Diesta).

Dragons v Griffins

(David Lo, C. K. Tsoi, C. P.. Lau, Tony Kwck).

MONDAY

Senior "B" Division

The Royal Air Force (Sings- pore) defeated the Hongkong Rifle Association by a 28 points in a postal match recently.

The HKRA held ano her shoo

were

2.00 pm. Warriors v US Navy at Stonecut'ers Island on Sun-

(C. Schathast, A. Turner, day last. The following Abilio Remedios, E. Loureiro)., the top scorers at this shoot:

Ladies' League

Sentor "A" League

Won Lost Peret

750

11.30 am. Squaws v Wehogs

1

*750

3

.750

600

Dia; Irene Botelho).

500

St Joseph's Pandas... Overseas Chinese Braves... South China Canadians

***

3

290

.000

Benior "" League U.S. Navy Americans Red Sox Warriors Baseballers P.I. Dodgers

1.000

.600

500

400

DOO

Junior League

Blackhawks Griffins Delawares Rexes ACCB WildBres Pando

0

1.000

133

.833

800

.671

.500

400

The following have been selected to represent the Combined Services Gerry Gomez 31-year-old in the annual "Poppy" Day Charity Trinidad all rounder, put up a soccer match against the Rest of the Colony on the Navy ground at gallant grim fight to save the Causeway Bay on Monday, Nove- game, but ran out of partners. ber 12. kick-of 4 pm Gammon Galle (Navy). Kirkland He was undefeated for 97 when (RAF),

(Army), Barnicle (RAF), Barnes the West Indies were all out for

(RAF) Yorke (Army). Turner Blue Sox 282, midway through the after-Army. Higgins

Hillard (Army. Wilson (Army), Edwards Nine Dragons (Army).

1.000.

(Army),

Left to score 26 for victory Reserves, Tennuel (Army). Hud- Queensland hit off the runs man (Amy), Hatley (Army).

without loss, the winning stroke

being a boundary. Final scores were West Indies, 198 and 282; Queensland 455 and 29 for no wickets-Reuter.

Rugger Results

London, Nov. 7, The following, were the r

played sults of rugger games today:

RUGBY UNION

"Oxford Univerity Grey- hounds 20. Royal Academy 'Sondhurst 0,

Military

Combined Services J, The

Exeter 25, Royal Naval En gineering College, Devonport 10.

RUGBY LEAGUE. $12, New Zealand 13.

43 Nations Entered For Olympic Games

Helsinki, Nov. 7.

The Finnish Olympic Organis- ing Committee announced today that Turkey had become the

South China

200

P.1. Dodgers

160

3 Bantams

.000

Ladies' LeaKUC

1.000 750

South China

260

Prol To

.000

Wahoos

Squaws

FA BEAT THE ARMY 4-2

London, Nov. 1.

(Tony Kwok, Y. Tipe, A.

Junior LeagUO

3.30 p.m. Dragons v Pandas

(R. Cordeiro, Dave Silva, AL Xavier, Roberto Nunes).

Stewart-Chevrolet Basketball Team Coming Here

Capt. E T. Oxenham

Class 1

Col Alleki BAF Mr A.F. Xavier

Sgt McCleary RAF

29 27 31 1

31

Winner of spoon

34 20 87

29 30 80 (Les 2 for h'cap)

26 30 85 (less 2 for h'cap)

31 33

29

20

12

in possession of Brooches or Badges admitting ladies not Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including ax, for ladles 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.

to Members' badges admitting Only a limited number

will be on sale at the RACE COURSE. Enclosure

The Branch Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office

Am will close at 11.00 a.m. the 1st Day and at 10.00 a.m. the 2nd

Pui-kwan. Hin-yin, Wong Hing-cheong.

<wong-yue, Chan Chi-bun" w e.r.

1.10.51; Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Abu- A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club ance Division-D/S Tom flung to House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy resignert w.o.f. 1.11.51 Kowloon

Y.M.C.A. Nursing Division-Amb/Sts. (Tel. 27818).

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

realghed w.c.1. Keung Slu-chin

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S 16.51; Slecman Cadet Ambulance PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.

Lal, Division-Cadets Lucky

NK Yiu-het. Larn Nat-lap, Ng Shtu sheung. Szeto Bing-kin, Trang Tin- you. So Bing-wa, Wong in-fat so- signed

1.151;Confucian w.e.f Ambulance Division-Sergt. Leung Kwok-wing resigned w... 25.20 3. Enrolment. Headquarters Miss A el Arcull enrolled w.o.f. 30.10.01; Kong Wah Ambulance Divisions Ptos. Kong Chunk-yin, Wun Moon cheong Heung Chun-kou, Yung Hing. Lam Fung-fai, enrolled w.. 81.30.51.

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

Annual ParadeBy order of the Commissioner, officers will not carry

canes.

Reserved.-Kowloon Y.M.C.A, Nur. sing Division-Amb/Sis, Chan Yer- ling reserved w.e.f. 1.10.51.

(Sgd.) Ho Kang-po, S.B. St

Corps Superintendent.

Snooker Result

J..

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC., WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE 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 passes. 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.

Owing to the congestion in the Members' Betting Hall, Box- bolders and Members are requested to ensure that their servants make use only of the Public Betting Hall. Military Police will be posted at various entrances to the Members Fall to ensure that

Class II

In a George Younger's Colony Mr HK. Hyndman 29

Championship match this regulation is adhered to. Winner of spoon Snooker Mr P. Cheung 30

21 51 played on Tuesday, Eastern "A" Bir L.A. Rosario

defeated HQLF Sergeants Mess Sgt McCleave RM 23 29 29 81

Eadies

by five matches to nil. Miss A-H. Sallen 10 12 11 38

Winner of spoon

Of those who nominated cards. Mi P. Cheung and Cpl Atfield have be- come entitled to Rifleman Certifi cates. Capt. Oxenham has 2 points deducted from his score in future. and Me Hyndrnan moves up into Class I.

The Stewart-Chevrolet Bas ketball Team, winner of the 1951 American Athletle Union Basketball Championsbly, at present on an exhibition tour in the Philippines, is expected 10 arrive in the Colony soon for five-gome exhibition vleit, ne- cording to Mr C. T. Shek, Chair- man of the. Hongkong Basket-chosen. ball Association, last night.

Mr Andrew Lerlos, Manager of the American team, arrived from Manila yesterday aboard a Philippine Air Lines aircraft. He was greeted at Kal Tak by Mr Shok, The object of Mr Lertos presence here is to dia- cuss preliminary matters in con- nection with the team's arrival, expected next week.

The next shoot will be held at the Kat Tek Ride Range on November 18, when it is hoped all members will make every effort, to turn tap as teams for the forthcoming inter- Colonial. Portal Match will then be,

Gremlins' Meeting Postponed

was to

The Gremlins Ladies Hockey Club meeting which have been held this evening has teen postponed to. Thursday, November 15.

: The Football Association beat

43rd nation to accept the bid to the Army by four goals to two compete in the 1952 Games.in a football match played at United Press.

Highbury today--Router.

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Mr Lerlos will return Manila to-day.

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The practice on Saturday will be held as usual at Boundary Street at 2.90 p.m.

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