The Akademisk Series
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952.
HONGKONG SOCCER FACES
STRONGEST TEAM HERE EVER TO COME
THE
Says "SPIV"
The Chinese New Year soccer fare featuring the visiting Danish Akademisk Boldklubber and Hongkong teams is expected to producę one of the brightest highlights of the Colony's 1951-1952 soccer season.
Akademisk are a much stronger eleven than the Boldklubben 1909 team who visited Hongkong last year, and from their record may well claim to be the strongest Scandinavian XI that has invaded Hongkong.
They are a team who just only recently beat the Scottish Champions, Glasgow Rangers by 2-1 in Copenhagen and held them to a 1-2 score in a return match in Glasgo
They are at the teton who
the goalkeeper, Willy. Andreasen, having never played the following line-up in an international match their Hirst maten against
Hongkong ';14: Combined up. Sunday:
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have 425- Selectors
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captain, tall and lanky Lundberg. inside-left, but Willy Andreasen. Poul Pele-
Knud Bastrup Birk. Dan attention
be paid to the Will Chilan only
non-international among Ohland Andersen,
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Frank Bechinjarfi. Jensen et centre-forward
Knud Pondahl Jensen.
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
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TID RACE MEETING Saturday, 2nd February. 1952.
THERE WA LVT RACE
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Ther forward line, they showed this during their prac Der session yesterday to be at pay with their defence.
Both the wings were extreme- by fast, and all of them possess
will be and kick. The Hongkong XI 1) up against a forward line that rarely lifts the ball,
except from the wings, and is capable short of
breakthrough passes in the middle. Lundberg will be the man to watch for the headers.
Inst
the wil
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Asked what he thinks defence with result of the first match
be eract the ufefals of the comeniil team was reluctant to
he has himself, saying that
seen local footballers an Tiever arben, expressed the hope that his team would put up a good how and give the specte- 1ors their money's worth.
beli wll be at 30
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$16.00 may be obtain L Telepane
Sje rat Cash Sexrp on The "Prane *to be on eu 1615. Fabraary. 1952.
erve for thi. Niveling bug 101 d 1 February, will be sold and the
Te fale meel oz.
BE NO SPECIAL CASH SWEEP ON THE
the CL's Office at Telt phone Peterotopts, one argummed to purchase the
1 One --
5 Agudo Street, Hong Kong
12
Haben Hoad, Kowloon,
TOTALISATOR
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but than of Tomlistot Investors is drawn to the dlowing sale
17vadend. Will be part on the winning and plnerd poales derdarest by the Stewards when the "All Clear is given. The AB (bas" ghal wil be mdicated by a white light BACKERS and of a woule sperre 1 the Tofalisator Tower ARE ADVISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY CLEAR" THE "ALL THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER SIGNAL HAS BEEN EXHIBITED.
Trials do. Take- logid be examined and checked Selling Counters 45 mistukes of any Before dois at the festation cannot be rectified later.
Hongkong Bocter has done extremely well during the past year, and will no doubt be out to uphold the Colony's in- It is only creasing reputation
have
to
hoped that those who been honoured by being chosen to play against the visitors In any match will go all out give off their best in that par- ticular match and not withhold another their capabilities for match.
Against the Danish Bold- klubben XI Lant year, the Hongkong Selection claimed a 3-2 win
the ΟΥΑΣ
visitors the opening match, All-Hongkong Xi lost by and the Combined Chinese lost by 3-0.
the 3-2
The Halsinborg XI in their recent visit to the Colony de- feated the All-Hongkong XI by S-1, drew with the Hongkong Selection 1-1
the and beat Combined Chincee by 3-1.
THE AKADEMISK BOLDKLUBBEN TEAM Savitt And Richardson
Poul Petersen, Knud Bastrup-Birk, Pull-backs and goalkeepers (left to right):
Will Andreasen, Kaj Jorgensen.
Half-backs (left to right): Dan Ohland-Andersen, Christian Brogger, Henrik
Hansen, Steen Blecher, Borge Nielsen,
Forwards (left to right): Holger Seebach, Ove Bech Nielsen, Jen Carl Kristensen, Frank Rechendorff, Erik Pondahl Jensen, Hartvig Moller, Knud Lund-
berg.
China Mail Photo.
97 ENTRIES FOR THE HKAA MOTOR RALLY
The entry list for the grand Hongkong Automobile Association Motor Rally and Treasure Hunt closed yester- the day with a total of 97 entries.
Personally, after having seen the Akademisk players in Ca lamented in repect of Dividends should be cheek' d
action yesterday in a practice nefree leat: the Pay-Out Counters as no claim for shart
bession, am of the opinion payanent at the value og bickets presented can be entertained
that they wil surpass olice Intestors have left the Counters.
records of both the Boldklub- for refunds must be All winning th kefs und tickets
1909 and presented for payment at the Race Course on the day to
touring teams. which they refer, but none will be paid later than one hour after the tinie for which the last race of the day has been scheduler! tu be run
In o 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 displayed ladies MUST wear their badges prominently throughout the Meeting.
NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
Badges adinitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Menbers' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the introduction of a Member, such meniber 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* Enclosure will be on sale at the Race Course.
11.45 am.
The Branch Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 1100 a.m. and the Secretary's Office at The Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office are situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House. A limited number of tins 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 MON
The price of admission to the Public Enclosure 13-$3.00 including tax for all persons including ladles, 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 OBTAIN ABLE
PUBLIC IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE ENCLOSURE:
SERVANTS PASSES Servants, passes in be issued to private box holders only who are requested to distribute them with discrimina- tion and lo, endorsely names on the passes. Holders of such passes are not permitted in the Members Enclosure except for passing through oh their duties and must remain thelt employers diando, fazi i tela in bal
Owing to the congestion in the Members Betting Hall.
In the Coltes Room Box- and bt Boothe adjacent to Box holderarand
servants Joaice
ted to ensure gun their
ben
ARMY CRICKET Narrow Victory For 25 Field Against RNF
And
Give Sedgman McGregor A Scare
??
Adelalde, Jan. 24,
America's pick-up doubles pair of Dick Savitt and Ham Richardson gave World Champions Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor the scare of their lives today before darkness interrupted their semi-final match in the Aus.. tralian Championships with the score standing at two sets apiece.
They will play off the deciding set after the semi- final matches in the Men's Singles tomorrow. A victory for Savitt and his youthful partner would provide one of the greatest doubles upsets of this or any other season.
the An upset occurred in Sedgman and McGregor, who
the Women's hold all the world's majo: tandem semi-finals of titles, won the first set of today's Singles when Nancy Bolton, the sizzler, 6-3, as a crowd of 2,000 defending Champion, was de
Agwin of yawned.
But then the Ameri- fented by Helen eans caught fire and ripped off Adelaide, 4-8, 6-4, 0-4-A580- the next two sets 6-8 and 6-4. ciated Press.
It was a very tense crowd which saw the two Australians rally after the rest period and take the fourth set at 8-3.
The day's matches had begun in 97 degrees heat, but toward
News Chronicle Says
the end of the fourth set GOLF SHOULD
wind sprang
up
and
strong storm clouds blotted out most of the light. Savilt and Richardson complained that the ball difficult to see, and the referee
was
granted their request for a post-
concluding set.
ponement of the cor
The eventual winners
the
surprising contest will face Mervyn Rose and Don Candy in the final round of the Doubles on
Saturday Rose and Candy fol-
lowed form
STAND ON
ITS DIGNITY
London, Jan. 24.
A London newspaper to- day told Bob Hope and Bing elim!notime veterans Adrian Quist and Geoff Crosby to stay away from Brown today, 8-7, 6-2, 6-1. the British Amateur Golf
FEATURE CLASH
Championship.
Crosby In
1960 the feature clash of to-
played in the morrow's singles semi-finals, British Amateur, Hope
played Both Savitt, the defending Champion, in the 1951 tournament. is slated to
face McGregor, were beaten, in the first round.
The London News Chronicle whom he, has defeated in their last three meetings. Neither wondered if either man was was chosen to play Singles in coming again. It asked them the recent Davis Cup challenge | by cable. Today I said Hope round, and each is anxious to expected to take part. prove that someone made a big mistake.
Sedgman was an overwhelm- ing favourite to subdue the left-handed Rose in the other semi-final and possibly set the stage for a climactic showdown with Savitt on Monday.
When Savitt was left off the American team in the challenge round, he declared his confidence that he could lick Sedgman from the baseline. Tennis fans both here and in America will be an- xious to see if the big man căn deliver.
The News Chronicle played it allied fairly straight. But its evening paper, the Star, bluntly raid "No thanks."
"However much cinema fans may rejolee, golfers will teel only dismay at the probability of Bing Crosby and Bob Hope both playing in our Amateur,"
the
Star said
In its gossip column, -Star Men's Diary.
The column said:
to St. Andrews "Bing came in 1950 and WES welcomed. Bob came to Porthcawl last gear, and was endured. Let us be spared the two of them fo gether on one golf course.
NIGHTMARE OF GAGGING
Two years ago Crosby gave Australia's fine young the impression that he was a Last year genuine competitor. players, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1. This was
never looked like victory Hoad's second
over Hope
serious contender. His Richardson in as many tries.
match Was a nightmare of tomfoolery. He departed leaving behind many US Coll
Prior to playing in the Bou- bles, Richardson had been de feated in the gemi-finals of the Junior Singles by Lewis Hoad, one of
Worcester
gagging and CCC
Supporters
Raise £2,000
The
London, Jan. 24.
Of these, 77 will take part in the Rally and a further
county ground Halsingborg 20 will join them on Sunday, February 3, for the Treasure Hunt. This compares with the 80 starters in the Rally last August,
The following are the Hong- kong teams to play against the Akademisk Boldklubben in the series:
will be comprehensive
sighs
"It
of relief,
is up to the Association to refuse to sponsor players who do not conform to
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
our handicap limit or who are not regarded as serious com petitors. County Worcestershire
Hope said he and Crosby have Cricket Club's supporters' asso- played many charity exhibition together in this ciation, which was formed last tournaments June, has raised more than country and sided:
HT guess we're used to people £2,000 for the club.
Most of this money has been expecting us to clown a little." raised from week-end football Hope is rated four handicap In an exciting Major Unit League cricket match yesterday, competition, in which 12,307 golfer. He holds a 88 course members participated. The asso-record on a Palm Beach course. de- 25th Field Regiment RA
clation plan to Improve the Associated Press,
at Worrcester Teated RNF. by one wicket.
R.NF. batted first and knocked and erect a new stand. A start up 163 runs, Deighton being top-on these schemes is expected to scorer with 41 runs,
be made before the new season A fire innings of '54 by Hos-begins-Reuter The organisers wish to correct where earlier arrivals
the seems admiring
iclas featured the innings of 25th a misunderstanding that
Field Regiment, who knocked off widespread and will necessitate Motor Show.
the necessary runs for victory of refunding considerable
Tea dance will be running with one wicket in hand.
B.NF. from 3 p.m. with a la carte menu.
Taylor, e Stamp b Harrison The entrance fee of $16 coVET-| The Concours d'Elegance will Purcell, Turner b Huckle... ed entrance for the Rally, Trea-be held at 6 p.m. followed im-Young, b Akrili..........
Detghion, e Richardson b Huckle Pearson, French b HarTISON Tennuci sure Hunt and Hotel ballroom; me lately by the prize giving. do (St. Joseph's),
Supper dance will be held Kershaw, e Groves ↳ Harrison (Army), Santos (St. Joseph's), that of $5 the Treasure Hunt
Deighton, b Hoskins Taylor, McKenzie b Hoskins Ho Ying-fen (Sing Tao), Sze and Hotel only and the $2 fee
The To-man (South China). MeLcan admission per party to the ball from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Automobile Speer, e Walton b Hoskins Hongkong
Faugler, not out (Club), Miller (Any) and Lee room and dining room, reserved
for HKAA members and their Association advise that entrants Pratt, e and b Akrili Tai-tal (KMB) Capt.
9in the Rally should inform the Team Manager Mr
their A. Mc- guests on February 3 from
p.m. to 10 p.m.
Companies with whom Alpine.
motor insurance policies are MONDAY
are placed, of their
as participation,
event may the
not be covered | Hoskin Huckle is made of an
Akrili additional
SUNDAY
All-Hongkong
Akademisk a บ
at money. Boldklubben at Club ground 3.30 p.m.
Gamman (RAF) Etheridge (Army), Kirkland (Army), Tole-
at
misk Bolklubben Ground at 3:30 p.m.
Crookes (St Joseph's), Hou Yung-sang (Sing Tao), Tan Kai- How (South China), Tang Sum Sung Ling-shing (South China), 'Tong
Sheung (South Chins) Capt., Davey (Army), Chu Wing-keung (Sing Cunningham (Army), Hig- (Army) and King Loh- sung (Kwong Wah).
No individual receipts being issued, but Number Labels,
unless paremium of' from $5
Extras
Tytam “A” Win
Tytam "A" beat Nav Bahrat -19-0 in
a'Men's Division badminton league match played at the V.R.C, last night. Scores
28
Total
183
Bowling Analysis
25TH FO REGT EA
Hongkong Selection v Akade-Rally Labels and Preliminary loss or damage occurring during Harrison
Club Rules will be in the post next
week.
Owing to the Chinese New or $7 for Third Party claims Groves, E Puredil b Deighton Year holidays, it will be im only, and from $10 to $15 for Richardson, bbw Delhian Hoskins, e and b Deighton and French run out possible to issue programmes by wider coverage for small post, but these will be distri-big cars respectively. The Trea. Huckle, b Deighton buted gratis at the Starts and sure Hunt is not affected by this Mckenzie, and Pearson
"Walton, b Pearson the Hotel.
Finally the holding of future Stamp. b Pearson social events will depend on the Turner, b Pearson
Akrill," "not" duž The actual route a circuit in support given this one-so, even Pearson, not out the
New Territories, together if you do not like a Rally as with a circuit in Kowloon-to be such, and the Treasure Hunt covered three times being looks too much like hard work
gins
Team Manager: Mr A.
H.
KEPT SECRET
Extras
Total (for mise wkts)
Bowling
Ten for two matches-kept secret until just before the on a Sunday-come along for Cheung Koon-hing (Kitcher), start, c
the rest of the Show at the Deighton
Tse Kam-haing (Kitchee), Yorke Cars will start in groups of Castle Peak Hotel Contributed, Pearson (Army).Au Chi-yin (Police) ave, each group being made up
and Wilson (Army),
dlasses
Akade of one car from each of the five Combined Chinese y milac Boldklubben at Club ground at 4 pmLT
(Sing Tao),
Cars must assemble giu-tak (Sing Tao), Hau bury Road, Kowloon, at 415
p.m. on February
2, they
WILL Tan tome under Starter's Orders at Kai-ion (South Ching), Tong, 4.30, pmú and will then be Sum (KMB), Le Ping-Chu thoroughly inspected by a group
Sheung (South
Brieding tonow chre will start at
Teo)
End
the
the
THE GAMBOL
FOMROERTISE GOVE: ARE
COMING OVRA TO NIGHT, PO
A GAMES OFRHALF-PRMASY
were:
5. B. Chen and H. Arculli (Tylam) beat Balwant and Mahan Singh 21-5. beat Mohinder and U.S. Dillon 31-11. beat J. A. G. Dish and Baya.-1.
H. Y. Hul and V. Arculil beat
Notice to Members
Australian Subscription Ponies 1953
The Stewards have ordered
a batch of 100 Australian
Balwant and Mahan Singh 31-5, beat Subscription Ponies to race Mohinder and U.S. Dillon 2-5, beat in 1958 and they now invite JAG. Dish and Bayu 21.3.
Leo Leong and C. C. Yew: beat Members to subscribe for Balwant and Mahan Singh
beat Mohinder and Us. Dion -1. Dent J. A. G. Dish and Baya 21-0.
DON'T
WASTE
WATER
them.
An application form has been posted to every Member. In the event of non-delivery further forms may be obtain ed at the Club's Office, 1st Floor, Telephone House,
The Subscription List will. close with MONDAY 25TH FEBRUARY, 1962.
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