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by Barry App lely

FOR ME, DARLING ?) HOW LOVELY J

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40 YOU THINK LOOK OLD AND

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GORDON RICHARDS

RICHARDS WILL WEEK-END

AGAIN BE THE

CHAMPION JOCKEY

By VERNON MORGAN

London, Nov. 25.

TEAMS

The following are Club selec - and tions for League cricket badminton matches:

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CRICKET

The most certain thing about the 1952 racing season is that Gory and Sign Tappenden don Richards will again be the champion jockey for the 25th time.

Lipt Chuyen. Unpire, Ji! | beter, SSM Shipley

Amy "B" Hongkong Cricket Chab Optimista" a Sookungoo on

PLANS FOR EXTENSION

OF HKCC

A proposal to extend the premises of the Hongkong Cricket Club was given full

approval at the

meeting of the Club held yesterday.

Mr H. Owen Hughes, President, proposed that

the

the

meeting inform the Committee that they approved in principle the building of an additional storey and that the Committee present to the members of the Club iu concrete form their carefully considered proposals Fi the earliest possible oppor- Tunity

The Hon P S. Cassidy reconded.

The President assured the members that the Committee would go into the matter with expedition and great care.

YEAR UNDER REVIEW Amiy "A v. Scorpions at haler Saturday, cathing mi

In his speech covering the 146 р т rharp Capt iLayerof:

review, Mr Owen year under Major Deighton. Major Pearsoti

Hughes said that last Ciruveston, Apl

year's Campbell, Capi.

everdraft had Wollocambr Cap Nicholson, Capt

been converted Capt. Grace, L. Maynard, Buck

into credit balance of over 12th man.

$25,000. Finances were in a very sound position.

In cricket, the Club's

elevens

completed League seas:n equal and only i ere point behind the Army who were to be congratulated an their success, Apart from the League, the Club had had many enjoyable friendly hx- tures with exciting finishes.

Any other result is unthinkable for this brilliant rider, though in his 48th year, is riding as superbly as ever and still giving points to his colleagues, old and Saturday, December 1, at 1.45 p.m. First

young.

He still has to win the Derby and how he will hate to retire without having geined this distinction.

Msy be next year will 4- his ar in the saddle. Some say

he will be the new "master of Noel Beckhampton" when

Ermous Murless

this leaves racing establishment at the end of the 1952 season,

positive

Others are equally that he will not take up train

Maybe the Kery 90! ang just yet the whole situation is the result of the 1952 Derby.

whatever ƒ

IL is verlain that ichards rides in the next Derby choice of twas will be the many punters, though there are those who say that the course does not suit him and he woudri never ride the Derby wanner in, a hundred years.

How wrong they are fichards may show before he gives up

His crities low whe say ne cannot ide the Derby course should be askest a pint to any

A Year

Developments At Craigengower

Of Great

A year of great developments was reported by Dr C. W. Lam, President, at the annual meeting of the Craigengower Cricket Club yesterday,

incantes Its

Capt Williams, Capt Grant. Opl Ferris, Hoskins. Li Bardingham. BSM French, SSM Richardson. Pte Dunkley, Capt Anix, Major Clay- 12th man--t den. Li Rodgkinson

Umptre Chantier

-- Bdr Eyre Surer -Mrs T.G.M Gra

KCC Cricket Teams on Saturday. December 1. are:

having after

1st XI against Cratgengover at Derby Day ever done anything

players their having been Happy Valley a1 1.40 pm Kwarant

1.15 a potential to meet at Queen's Pier cartier regarded as

pm. S.V. Giltins WH Colledge. Derby

W.M Davidson, P.V Dodge. A T.

j. Lokou. K Lee, KE, Lec

Zimmern. V. Sellors. Zimmern.

'|1K1',

1 has just been Richards' bad luck to be on non-stayers ourses that were just not of the right calibre.

retures

A

.

R

2nd XI against J Barrow's X1 a Cox's Road at 1.45 p.m.-E.C Fin

Calley W.H Cowie, What a serumble there will

pher. A J

Harl-Baker, A Gray, N be for honours when Richards 5.A

CS Ramage. Posselty

the Hobsen. A 14. of +me

Reed. S. Ramchand G.B Wren

12 Pep- Jockeys like Reserves.-P. Donohue. emly established Douglas

Smith

Billy Perell

Burrow's X7 against KCC nc X1 on Saturday at Cox's Head

Farrow E. A at 1.45

pm. --J

J Cater. Britton, JH Carson,

Chandler, G.A Groduan, F ti Kermau, Pb Maxwell, J.K. MI word. S #1 Strange.

and wright

Richaty will step into his Mr J.

boots, but many believe that in a year or two youngsters like | "Marry Mercer und Lester Piggott will be vying for te leadership.

CRUEL LUCK

Before Dr Lam presented his report the gathering stood for a minute in memory of the late Mr C. S.sers challenge to any other Rosselet and the late Mr A. H. Rumjahn.

was

Piggott has a tremendous fol-

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Teams To Play

XI

on

All-India

two the

Mr Owen Hughes said that squash bad remained as popular as ever but at lawn bowls the Club had yet lo make

tenary

were

mark

Cea- "The memory of our

Celebrations is still fresh our minds and I am sune you will all agrée that they an outstanding success from every point of view," he said. "But the thing that leased me most about thes festivities was ihe spirit of good fellowship which pervad ed them all, a most significant these and important factor in days when in so many walks of life, courtesy seems to be at a discount and mutual slanging the order of the day."

Mr Owen Hughes commend- ed the work of the Centenarv his expressed Committee and personal thanks to all who had served on the various Sub- Committees during the past historic year for their keenness and support.

HEALTHY FINANCES Seconding the adoption

of

the report, Mr M. W. Turner congratulated

AT THE

ROYAL

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FILM

PERFORMANCE

Jane Russell (picture on left) arrives at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square, with Dan Duryea, another American screen favourite, to attend the Royal Film On the right, Performance. The film selected was "Where No Vultures Fly." Lizbeth Scott arriving at the Odeon with Fred MacMurray. They were all pre-

Central Press Photo. sented to the Queen and Princess Margaret.

ROY NASH Round The

British Film

Studios

Sailor Sonny Tufts In A Zip Suit

RDINARY

Osos Tufts is

Bernek.

Seamana story of a group of men and He and Miss Byron have been

Mr Baning outdoor sold going women in wartime,"

Brixham trawler # Shoreham, Ship's company of the Ballan-Sussex.

scenes

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down to the sea in zips.

He is still suffering from rae also includes Skippe: Trevo Radio comic Bill Kerr has his

Ordenary wrist he

Seaman frst straight part as Houston's re- Howard, the broken

his Richard Attenborough comedy

partner in crime. ceived when he tried

part for a change as a Cockney after mas-deck lawyer-and Lieu- hand at cricket soon arriving from Hollywood-enant James Debald.

American who "guess I thought it

makes wangies his way into the British baseball--and this

Navy by pretending to be Irish- it "kinda difficult" for him "my accent fools nobody."

Talks are going on for him to wriggle into the tight-

naval jumper hellow "The Gil Hense" with an- George More OFerral will direct fitting

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Addition to the ranks of British direc.cs is Sir Ralph Richard- son. His first assignment: "Home B. Seven"

at Shepperton. The ster: Sir Ralph Richardson.

Actor Richardson will follow it with ancher Shepperton Alm to "The Holly and the Ivy," but

11 was cruel luck on Piggott that is 105 season should have: been marred by injury after his riding two your previous had bern clouded by the temporary withdrawal of his licence.

This beennes ait-the harder

has the jockey's At meeting of the Interport hardest

overcome-- enemy lo

Sub-Committee of the Hongkong defens

Sun. if avoirdupois.

he can Football Association held yester- keep his weight down and avoid day with Mr C. S. Wang in the injury he must represent

Chair, the following teams were selected to meet the All-India Jockey-Mercer included.

Saturday, December 1, and Sunday, December 2:

All-Hongkong. Yu Ylu-tak (Sing

member of the other British pie urz. (Captain) (Army)

When I left he had dutes be- Too), Etheridge

the Club wog at the Kirkland (Army!. Ten S (KM),

crew of HMS Ballantrae in fore the camera with Tennus Army. Santor (St Joseph's).

present time. "I thank all the Ho Ying-fun (Sing Tav). Millier

various Sub-Committees for all! "The Gift Horse" at Isle and a blonde. The botue was to (Army), Lee Tai-fal KMB), Higgins

the Chun-wah (S. Mok

time they have spared to Army) and

worth. the China)

improve the amenities of Club

cach member 60 that really gets full value for his money he added.

Mr Owen Hughes was elected President on the pro- posal

of Mr T A Pearce, seconded by Mr R. Pestonji.

Elected to

Dr Lam reported that the Barlowing among the small betters, Dr Lam said that during the

from had increased

who wager blindly on what he the Club had become a turnover yeur

ides. 1950 with limited | $30,000 in

to $51.000 jo

When he was out of the corporated body

saddle owing to his injury, lability. During the year, too, 1951

section was was to Mercer that the punters The badminton the Club premises had been e-

In turned. Jarged and there were now more very active and progressive.

there

Next year they will doubtless There cricket, however, facilities. recreational

sub-cribing only the support of a few but, follow the one of this pair who were now Judy

The Club's member. nevertheless, the Club could feel gives them the best start in members.

with the buttle justly proud of the way the their annual ship totailed well over 500.

bookmakers. upheld playing members had LIMIT OF 600

These youngsters seem to have In

of the To enable enjoyment of sport themselves in local matches.

imelight ing and social facilities without lawn bowls members had gain-dules some

Richards as far from Gordon overcrowding, the Commitice ed many honours in the Colony

as the small punters are con- had decided to curtall the ad-championship. Tennis was be-

cerned. if totalisator belting is popular. increasingly new coming of any further mision

sny criterion. that in menthers as from November 22. Socially, it was hoped The number would not now at future members would be pro- vided with more dances, flim any time exceed 800

shows and other forms of social Financially, the Club had im-

entertainment proved its position by the crea- tion of $38,990 in reserves and Dur- depreciation written off. ing the year the Club spent $60.500 on capital im-

In spite of this! provements. huge cash outlay and the balance of the existing overdraft carried

last from forward $3,340, the Club's present cash position was only $60,220 in the ed, a reduction of $23,620 over the year

some

year

of

OFFICE BEAKERS The following office were elected:

There was 2 time when anything Richards rode was at

much shorter 10taliantur

of

Team Manager - Mr A. McAlpine. Selection - Gammou Hongkong RAF Hau Yung-sar (Sing Tapi. Tang Yu-wah (CAA) Chit Chur- wing (8 China). Ng Kee-cheung Captain KMB). Tong Sheung S China), Szeto Man S. Chine), Waison Army). Davey (Army, Au Chi-yin (Police) and Edwards (Arany),

Chan- Team Manager. Mr. aine.

The All-India XI will be leaving calcutta on the morning of Friday. Noveniber 30. and is expected to ar- nive here the samne afternoon

on the price than al

starting League Badminton because of a flood price

mall wagers on the machine.

marked This is not so

It used to be. On the other mounts paid hand. Mercer's

towards dividends

bearers

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now

Dr N. P. Karanjia (President);

very poor Mr II. A. de B. Botelho (Vice-

Baker the end of the last season when President), Mr R. O.

A. E.

The he was riding so superbly. (Hon Secretary); Mr

vidends of Piggott's mounts, Costes (Hon. Treasurer),

General Committee: MessT3 too, were invariably shorter on

the maching-Ruter. E. el Areulli, L. C. R. Souza, G A, Souza, S. R. Solina, S. L.. Souza, G Leonard, L. F. de

Tok Snooker League

As to the extension of the Hong Choy and Dr C. W. Lam.

have this would Club house,

Zander Conycress:

Solina 5. R. been

without the (Badminton); impossible

"B" Eastern

lost to Club generous accommodation of the (Bar); G. Hong Choy (Cricket);;

Bowls); Lusitano "B", 2-3, in a George Hongkong & Shanghai Banking G. A. Souza (Lawn

He S. L. Leonard (Lawn. Tennis); Younger Snooker League match Corporation, Dr Lam said.

Castro (House and last night. HQLF defeated Fri- Social).

also thanked Club guarantors of A. E, H. the overdraft loan,

BOOTA'S

FINEST

DEY GIN

CCC beat Chinese YMCA in the Junior Mixed Doubles Bad- minton League by 9-0 last night.

Results:

K.C. Wong & Mrs T. Tsok (CCC) beat W.N. Cheung & Mrs .C. Chan 21-12, 21-6, 21-7

beat

K.P. To & Mrs W.K. Ts (CCC) Alice C. Yong & Mis Leung (YMCA 21-13, 21-2, 21-19.

Wong Kal Chum and Miss Stella Correa (CCC) beat B.K.L. Lul & Miss Peggy Leung YMCA) 1-2. 31-2, 21-0.

NAV BHARAT TEAM

The following have been selected to reprezent the Nav Bharat a Badminton League match against Kowloon Tong at the Victoria Re- creation Club to-day at 7.30 p.m.-

Singh, Mohinder Singh, U.S. Dhillon, Lall Balwant Singh, Jazz Varma,

D.K. Mahan Singh,

son Officers Club 3-2 on Monday. Daya and 5. Jangeet.

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CHANGE FOR BOGARDE

him to a fight scene Margaret Leighton is appearing

The blonde with Sir Ralph : boh pictures- in a dockside pub. was Dora Byen who has made as his wife in "Home at Seven"

Aland himgoers laugh with many

his daughter in "The Holly up-com

and the Ivy."

Some of his feilw im vailers were having similar trouble, even

hough their re-damaged so zips were added to

the sailor suits.

wrists were

camer.

Now she is tackling a more

On his way to Spain to co-star

Camouflaging strips of serge serius part as the girl whom with Yolande Donian in "Penny

WARTIME STORY

marries,

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child in an air raid.

milk

bar Princess" is Dirk Bogarde. Part

are sewn over them to forestall Tufes

seruffy crook on the run. to the General Com- pro ests from audiences and por-wakices who is killed with this a change from Bogardie's usual

He will be sibly the Admiralty.

a perfectly groom. mittee were:

Only other girl in the picture Messrs N. E.

a London ad representatives of Joen Rice who really was a Arthy, F. C. B. Black, R. R

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Sudio scenes will Mackie, R. M. Macpherson, F.

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-HMS Losmingion-was rescued from the breakers' yard for loca-nice che for a change, tion scenes off Portsmouth, Fly-

and

Weymouth, and Compton Bennett has

TRAWLER SCENES

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Dinah Sheridan, whose wife

Royal

Performance Alm "Where No Vultures Fly" is one feminine of the most efficient preformances seen in a British is a Mrs nim for a long time,

cree more in Worried

David

mouth director Tokyo, Nov. 27.

In "My Death Is A Mockery" The Halsingborg soccer team been picking up details for the (surely they'll change that tile) continued its victorious Inva-climax, an attack on an enemy-she pays an understanding wife Lea's "The Sound Barrier." This is Javolved intime she shares her husband with sion of Japan with a 13-0 routecupled por, from survivors of whose husband

a jet-plane instead of lions and smuggling and murder. over the Kyushu All-Stars be- the St Nazaire raid.

Donald Houston a rECOR- But the flim is not

hus- zebras. He's a test pilot, played to- fore 20,000 fans at Yahata

struction of St Nazaire. "It's just band, captain of a fishing boat, by John Justin. day-United Press

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