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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB ELEVENTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 24th November, 1951

There are 8 races. The First Bell will be rung 81 1.30 p.m. und the First Race will be run 1 2.00 pm,

Through Tickets (8 Races-$18.00) may be obtained at the Compradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st Floor, Telephone House, also tickets for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting as well as the Speclu) Cash Sweep on the "Pearce Memorial Cup"

#52.

Through Tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 10.00am on Friday 23rd November, will be sold and the reservation concelleit for future meetings.

To al conge flow at the Club's Office at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the Club's Branch Offices at:--

5 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

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382 Nuthan Road, Kowloon. TOTALISATOR

The attention of Totalisator Investors is drawn to the following rules:-

Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies so 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 Totaltsator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DESTROY OF THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EXHIBITED.

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Tolaligator Tickets should be examined and checked mistakes of Bry before leaving the Selling Counters as description cannot be rectified later.

should Crush received in respect of Dividends checked before leaving the Pay-Out Counters as ho claim for short payment of the value of tickets presented can be entertained once investors have left the Counters.

All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be presented for payment at the Race Course on the day to which they refer, but none will be paid later than one hour after the time for which the last race of the day has been scheduled to be run.

In no circumstances will any Dividends be paid of 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.

Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches of Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 including tax, for ladles or gentlemen ard obtainable through the Secretary st Telephone Rouse, on the written or personal introduction of member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced

and for payment of all chits, etc.

by him

Only a limited number of badges admitting to Members" Enclosure will be on sale at the RACE COURSE,

The Branch Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11.00 a.m. and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 am. The Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office are situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House,

A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (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 including tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable

at the Gate.

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC, WILL NOT BE PERMITTED 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...

Servante passes will be issued to private box holders only, who are requested to distributs 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 retain in their employers' stand.

Owing to the congestion in the Members' Betting Hall and at Booths adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holdery and Members are requested to ensure that their servants make use only of the Fubilo, Betting Hal Military. Pollen will be posted at various points is the enclosure to enmire that this regulation is adhered to.

PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS

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SUCCESSFUL CHANGE OF OFFENSIVE TACTICS WINS 3-1 FOR HALSINGBORG

By "SPIV"

A successful change of offensive tactics and a solid defence earned the visiting Halsinborg Swedish Soccer X1 a 3-1 win over the Hongkong Combined Chinese yesterday, and with it an unbeaten record in their 1951 Hongkong visit. They defeated the All-Hongkong team by 5-1 and drew with the Hongkong Selection 1-1 in the other matches.

was

Yesterday's game, featured again by innumerable missed chances, watched by a capacity crowd, including His Excellency, the Governor. There was, however, a constant flow of thrills in the great number of goalmouth melees.

Held to a goalless draw in the first half, the Swedes exploited the blank space behind their opponents' left-back and left-half to the full in the second half. Two almost identical goals came within the short space of the opening ten minutes of the second half from this move, which was helped in no small measure by the Hongkong defenders' weakness with the left foot.

Five minutes from the resumption

good square initiated by passing movement Swedish insige right) Sten-Ove Svensson from midßeld brought the ball to outside-left Bengts- son who had in the meantime moved

the giving across, Swedes an extra forward in the inside-right position.

Bengtsson neatly tipped the ball

was R

deflected off Soong Ling-sing, struck the upright and rolled into the goal.

HONGKONG'S

GOAL

Hongkong reduced the arrears 15th minute of to 1-2 in the the second half, mainly through the efforts of Szeto Man and Clan Ka-sau.

who came into

Szelo Man,

NEARLY SCORED AGAINST OWN SIBD/

The Hongkong Combined Chinese goalkeeper, Chiu Chor-wing, nearly scored

a goal against his own side in yesterday's match against. Halsingborg.

The score was 0-0 and the picture was taken Just at the start of the second half. In altempting to deflect over the bar a high free-kick into the goalmouth, The ball is seen rebounding, he mistimed the ball, which struck the crossbur. goals

more than one goal was Ex- cusable, despite the missed at- tempts.

but against a forward line that was not functioning" 100 smoothly the three scorett against them were about two too many allowed by the

the defence. Had

right-half followed the left-wing right across they would have saved the first goal and possibly the third goal. Chiu Chor-wing did

do that later but it was then too late.

THE

Sheung; Lee Tai-fal (Szeto

to the blank space for the righ-the game in the second half in winger to cut in, take the ball place of Lee Tal-fai, who was within point-blank cange and let moved to the inside-right berth

TEAMS Lee Yuk-tnk. sent in a loose a sizzling grounder past the vice

Hongkong Chinese: -- Cheung goalkeeper A well-thought out neat high forward

centre, Koon-hing; Hau Yung-sang, S.S. catching both the mave, perfectly executedi

opposing Nien (Lai Wai); Chlu Tsor- Five minutes later it

centre-half and jeft-back wing, Soong Ling-sing,

Tong centre-half lob into the blank covering the goalmouth, space that was snapped by the

Well positioned to receive the right-wing with a lightning run to the goalmouth. This time goal-or

pass, about three yards in front the two defenders, Chanı keeper Cheung Koon-hing man-

between them aged to stop the ball, but could headed the ball not hold it.

just under

the cross-bar, past hands of the inside-right, the outstretched the

rebound goalkeeper. shot, which

The Swedish Svensson, tuok with a first-time

Jim Thorpe Asks For Return Of Trophies

New York, Nov. 19. Impoverished Jim Thorpe, with nothing left but memo- ries at 63. finally swallowed his pride today and asked the Amateur Athletic Union return the Olympto

trophies It took from him 39 years ago,

"I would like them back before I die," mattered the erect, massive full-blooded Indian referring to the lay-' rels he was forced to relin- autsh because the AAU charged he was a profes- sional at the time he won them.-United Press.

MCC Match With Pakistan Universities

Lahore, Nov. 20. The MCC, with seven wickets standing, had a first innings lead of 46 runs over the Pakistan Universities' XI at the end of the first day's play in their two-day match here.

The Swedes' third goal came during the last few minutes of play from a corner kick taken by their right-wing. Rushing forward into the inside-right position, left-wing Bengtsson headed the ball backwards across the goalmouth to give his in-

Jonsson. side-right, Ake

the opportunity of putting it past The goalkeeper with another header.

Once again as

in the two games, defence heid

trom

last the

Man), Lee Yuk-lek (Lee Tai- fal), Chang Kar-sor, Au Chi- yin, Mok Chung-wah.

Halsingborg: Kar! Svensson; Hans Malmstrom, Gerhard An- dersson; Bertil Karlsson, Stendy! Appeltoft, Sven Espling; Per Arne-Nilsson, Sven-Ove Svens- son, Sven-Erik Westerberg Ake Jonsson Sylve Bengtsson."

West

Indies

Tourists

Defeated

Sydney, Nov. 20.

but fortunately for him, Hau Yong-sang (in foreground) was there to eventually clear it.

-China Mall Photo.

Why Don't We See British Experiments In Soccer?

Asks IVAN SHARPE

Why don't we see British experiments in Soccer? Since the first world war, the only new moves we have introduced are the long throw and this third-back business.

Are we old-fashioned? Mark Well what is happening in other countries, and first listen to the man who twice led Italy to capture of the World Cup, Vittorio Pozzo:

of

12-MAN TEAM

"Continental teams can read some of the people running the and Macaulay of Fulham would English football like an open co thought they had not the wish to start his career over book, as your players behave in talent to make it pay.

again. Likewise Don Welsh, now international games absolutely "A club cannot do anything manager of Liverpool. the same as in League games: nowadays in case It loses à same style, same moves, same point," Mr Horridge said to me actics, same tendencies-all on in releasing the plan for publica-

It is claimed for the G. Pien one pattern.

tion. So pressing is competition "New tactics to upset the op-self preservation.

that: This ready rushing-up of reinforcemete to the attack position are now the feature

Bury put a private practice "outnumbers opponents." It is football on the Continent, where

two match to show me the G Plan. equal to playing 12 men. It in- you seldom come across teams playing the same way." It ends the defensive' W forma troduces numberless variations in tion, and puts the accent on st-combination, yet is no more ex- Pozzo calls the Austrian system tack.

hausting, as forwards do not fall Victory seemed in sight for the Two Centre-hat-backs Plan, Well, here it is. The G Planback. the tourists when, soon after tea, operated by Dewirk (centre-half) needs three attacking ball-backs, they needed only 81 runs with and Gernhardt (centre-forward), including wing-halves who can SIX wickets in hand and 100 minutes left for play.

spotlight. Yesterday, however, the Swedes had in it both their

A fighting innings of 114 by international stars, Karl Svens-Roy Marshall could not save the Sun in goal and Hans Malms-West Indies from their third successive defeat in Australian tour when they were beaten by Svensson was not given many New South Wales by 24 runs to-

to opportunities

exhibit his day. prowess, but the few occasions in which his firm and confident handling of the ball was seen were enough to stamp him EX goalkeeper of high calibre.

Clubs should

try it, at

to whom I referred last Sunday. join the forward-line when re- practice. I have all the details

It will be seen at Wembley quired. Malmstrom shows extra- ordinary speed for a full-back Then, for the second time in that the Austrian centre-half at- and plays an excellent post the match, all-rounder Keith tacks more than he defends, and tional game.

Miller came to his side's rescue the centre-forward defends more and completely altered the than he attacks! Does it pay? course of the game. After catch- ing Walcott at mid-wicket, he took two wickets for six runs to end with four for 43.

BOTTLED UP.

'FLYING BACK'

Even the usually fast Mak

James Scoular, Scottish Inter- Chun-wah found himself bottled

national of Portsmouth, who not up yesterday. With the three halves putting up as capable a

The last West Indies wickets only played against the Austrians but also display, the Swedish defence tumbled and the side were all in Vienna Jast May,

toured South America, says: "The presented an almost impassable out for 353 which, although Austrians are the finest team I bulwark.

their highest in first elses matches so far, was not enough, have ever seen."

Clearly

evident

Marshall was

In the little brown book.

So, omitting the goalkeeper, The G Flan is not advanced as and a world-beater. But I do say it's I have altered the team formation that played for Eng-welcome because, in British fool- land against Ireland into a Gball, the need for points, points, Plan side.

points has overridden experiment. As football's professors or back- room boys we've lost the world lead.

Full-backs Ramsey, Barratis, Smith Half-backs Wright, Johnston, Watson Forwards

Finney, Lofthouse, Phillips, Medley

When the right flank (Finney

again in following their first innings of Experiments? Billy Garbutt, The three full-backs defend. yesterday's game WAS the 134, to pass the home team's 239 formerly of Woolwich Arsenal The three half-backs can there- weakness in their forward ine and 274 for three declared. and Blackburn Rovers, writes fore attack. "There are thus six and particularly in their shoot-

to say: from Genoa ing, and but for that brilliant

"Allan defenders and saven attackers," at the wicket football is improving. They try say the sponsons. change of tactics they might for three hours and two minutes out all kinds of tactics. They for his 114 which included 13 have still been labouring at fours. It was the highest score are mostly concentrated on de- and/or Lotthouse) attacks, the their opponents' goalmouth.

yet made by a West Indian in a fence, but some are very interest-left-half (Watson) moves up to outside-left with left-back Smlib Outstanding among them was first class match, on the tour, ading..

"Some clubs have now a fourth covering-up as necessary. the inside-right,

the stand of 108 between Mar- Sven-Ove

Clyde Walcott (54) back playing behind the other Svensson, whose tireless defen- shall and sensational startsive tackles and offensive feed was the first century partner-three! A Flying back they call

him." when

and dash kept the ship-Reuter, they lost half their ing panses wickets for six runs the first | forward line together. Left- three before a run was scored, winger Syive Bengtsson was

After

score 88 runs.

the home team went on to another prominent forward CLAYTON BEATS

and successfully. carried out The MCC had made 133 schemed instructions that gave runs for three wickets in reply his side two good goals. by the close.

Chinese

to Score

Brian Statham and Fred Against such a good defence away turned the ball con- the inability of the Hongkong siderably on the coir matting Combined and, but for a stubborn gixth wicket stand of 48 runs, the rout might have been worse.

Statham Ended

with the remarkable figures of 84 overs, four maidens, eight runs, four wickets while Ridg- way took three wickets for 25 runs-Reuter.

CCC Tennis

Championship Fixtures

Mervyn Rose

O'SULLIVAN

When the left fank attacks, Wright moves up to outside right to complete the five-man forward-line.

Americans Beat S. China Before Record Crowd

The Stewart-Chevrolet bag- ketball team completed their triumphant serles In the Colchy at Carolina Hill yesterday what they defeated South China by 62 points to 35. The

match was witnessed by the biggest crowd of the series,

PRECIOUS POINTS

In the first quarter, the vizf- Why don't we dee British ex- This, it is claimed, "provides a periments? Because League clubs 12th man...by using the player tors led by 18-8 and at hal daren't take the risk of losing least likely to be in the game at time by 38-28. In the thiru points. Points are too important. a given moment."

quarter the Stewarts forged ahead to lend by 36-28 and end- London, Nov. 20.

The three half-backs can at-jed up with a tally of #2 to 85. The British

A most praiseworthy scheme Featherweight

was worked out by Mr George tack wholeheartedly, because they Boring Champion, Ronnie B. Horridge, chairman

of the still have three full-backs in the At the conclusion of the Clayton, put an end to the imBury club, along with Norman rear,

match, the visiting team were mediate Championship hopes Bullock, then manager at Gige-

presented with medals by Mr. of Danny O'Sullivan, the former lane. They thought so much

Mén to fill the attacking cen- |Č. J. Shek, “ Chairman of the British Bantamweight Chamar

when he beat him at the that the plan was printed by re-half position are few at Hongkong Basketball Associa plon

the the Bury chairman in a copy the moment. But they can be tion, in appreciation of their Royal Albert Hall, London, to right booklet, marked "Strally made.

splendid play. night in a 10-round non-title Private and Confidential,

Beats Savitt bout

Sydney, Nov. 20.

Johnston could do it because

The following are the results

O'Sullivan retired at the end Buy tried this system when he is an attacker. So could Frog-of previous matches here: of the fifth round with a badly the Football League resumed gat of Portsmouth, and Forbes, Stewart Chevrolet beat Churg Dick Savitt, of Orange, NJ., damaged nose which Clayton after the war. In the first match; of Arsenal. In fact, under this Sing 67-24; bent Lau Sing and Tony Trabert, of Cincin cut open, in the opening round. on August 31, 1948, they defeated System Forbes, and Charles, of 87-26; beat Chi Lik (Indepen

Leeds United, might become the dent) 77-88; beat Chinese YMCA It was clear from the outset Fulham 72 at Gizz-jane, mati, two of U.S. Davis Cup at Clayton had the measure tennis stars, were knocked out

The venture was not always greatest players in the land, 60-62; beat Combined HongOME Billy Wright could be a tip-65-49; beat Combined Hongkong of the New South Wales tennis of bis opponent when it came so successful, of course, and Bury

to punching power-Reuter. could not keep it up because I top centre-half-back of this typo, 1 58-49. tournament today, but two other Americans, Vic Seixas and Ted Schroeder, entered the semi-finals.

Seixas, of Philadelphia, ourt-

The programme for Craigen-d Trabert 6-2, 6-3, 7-5 Savitt

Hower

Cricket Club mchuk

was

eliminated by Mervyn made tournament matches for Rose, Austrailan Davis Cupper, Sunday are as follows

5-6, 6-1, 2-6, 7-3 and 0«4,

„Mán's chestblés – dhamakastin, (10.39 4.m.rhero No1 Colin J. Kwok A BK. Wong và Khu D Ti

No. 1-Cour-RO Baker Was "Ladies, singles changiomsisip—Np. "Coure-ing Howie, Zenrizahun V DIN

1 Bossne

Course

Schroeder, on the brink of defeat, hind to suge a brilliant comsbads to beat Ken Mediter gor, another Australian Davis Cupperclaped Prows.

Wandelen d'adda Frank

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