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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB FIFTH "RACE MEETING

Saturday 1st & Saturday 8th March, 1952 (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. each day.

There are 9 races in the 1st Day and 9 races on the 2nd Day (18 in all).

Through Tickets (at $36.00 oach) 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 on 8th March, 1952,

Through Tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 10.00 a.m. on Friday, 20th February, will be sold and the 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 Club's Branch Offices at

The

5 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

or

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon TOTALISATOR

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1932.

HONGKONG SCHOOL SPORTS ASSOCIATION GIVES ITS BACKING TO BADMINTON

By "ARGONAUT

A great fillip has been given to local badminton by the Hongkong School Sports Artbciation which, among other cativities, iš organising an Inter-School Badminton Ledgué; - which, të is expected, will be matlad some time the beginning of April.

The need of youthful talent has been remarked upon by all those who have the interest of local badminton at heart afid this move by, thị HESSA, will un doubtedly mark a great slep forward in the promotion of the game.

The next move should be the Hongkong Badminton Association's in making a serious attempt to have the game introduced to the great number of non-English speaking sports enthusiasts, bearing in mind the great number of youngsters who are not attending school.

Under the active convenorship

sirves by!

In the Men's "B" Division, [Pereirs 20-29, lost to Rodrigued of Mr S.P. Aras of Wah Yan Cratdengower Cricket Club main and Scares 1943),

January, bent record College, the proposed Intertained their unbeaten School League has already at when they beat the University sets to two.

beat Chiriea Tyłam tracted 11 entries. Clemont! for the second time by 1-2 last

YMCA by cht ents to ne, Middle School,

College, night. Queen's Collez

Recreio "Elub beat. Takoo St Stephen's Boys' School, Wali san College

(Kowloon), Wall Yan A.M. College, Wah Yan P.

by ve nets to tour.. College, King's College, La Salle College. St Joseph's College and St Paul's Co-educational College.

ton

to

The closest rivals in this Division are Recreio, who have only been beaten by the Valley Club so far. Craigentower's last will be the deciding match encounter against Recreio, fixed

LEAGUE - STANDINGS Bion's "A" Dicion

to be played at Recreio on: Mon- Chinese YMCA day Februaty Z

23.

The Junior Mixed Doubles

Division also has Craigengower.

in the lead' with, eight straight

Bendőr Mited Deübles

JOB FOR THE 'STARS* The HRSSA has made special request to the Badmin wins. Of their ta rýmpining Association for voluntary matches, that against 91. Terem umpires and

coaches among | should result in a win for them the Colony's leading player by a comfortable margin.

it is hoped that this request and will meet with the popular sup- WITHIN STRIKING DISTANCE HO

Bad-

Junlar. Mixed troubles port of manbers of the

Recreio "Whites" are the only ¦ Ccc_ ininton Association, and that as

within striking distance St. Terei many as possible will take part team

feeielo Whites in this opportunity of building with only one defeat so far, and recitia Blues

the meeting between them and CYKUR up the Colony's stars of

Crulgengower on Friday, Febru-KU

Men's "Division morrow.

ary 29, will decide this Division Although with three food Championship.

Tytant "A" ale badminton courts at their

School Hongkong

University have eng posol-King George V Hall, King's College and Queen's taken the shortest cut to com

KL Docks College Halls the HKSSA are pleting all their matches by Rav Bitarat Ell in need of a couple or

their KCC so conceding walkovers to

in their remaining more halls, and here the genero- opponents

Jaguars sity of those clubs and Associa-matches. tions with holis of their own will The Men's "C" Division looks CEC help a great deal in this worthy to be the most keenly contested CYMCA cause.

among the remaining League Tatoo

Rec. "Blues' matches. In Section 1, Tytam St. John's "A" ora now in the inter-section final, having completed all their matches and lost

only one in the process.

It has been proposed that the League be on the basis of two ane doubles, the doubles and singles players bcmg different. The singles games will be one set each of 15 points and the doubles the best of three sets,

The attention of Totalisator Investors is drawn to the following-singles (to play all round) and rules-

Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed pontes so declared by the Stewards when the "All Clear" 1 given,

be indicated All Clear" signal will

by a white light and/or a white sphere at the Totalisator BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DESTROY Tower. OR

AWAY

UNTIL THROW

THEIR TICKETS AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EX- HIBITED.

Totalisator Tickets should be examined and checked before leaving the Selling Counters as mistakes of any descrip-

lon cannot be rectified later.

Cash received in respect of Dividends should be checked before leaving the Pay-Out Counters as no 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 payment at the Race Course on the day to presented for 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 ur refunds made unless a tickets 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 or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members-of the Club, to the Members Enclosure

and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax, for Indies 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

Only a limited number of

by him, and for payment of all chits. to Members' En- closure will be on sale INC Cars Compradore Office will

The Branch Ofices and the

Course

close at 11,90 m, dn both days. The Secretary's Office will close at 11.45 am, cach day, 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 each day, including tax for all persons including ladies,, and is payable at the Gate.

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN, ETC., WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB. 1

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE 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 uridorse their names on the passes. Holders of such passes are dos through permitted in the Members. Enclosure except for passin on their duties and must remain in their

employers

Owing to the congestion in the Members' Betting Hall and at Booths adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders and Members are requested to ensure that their servants make use ordy of the Publie Betting Mall. Military Polico will be posted at various points in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation, in adhere to,

DON'T

WASTE

WATER

By Order. H.

MISA,

Secretary,

ESSENTIAL

SUPPLIES CERTIFICATES

Appilastion Fofus. The

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THE COLONY LEAGUE During the next two weeks League matches the Colony will be concluded in all diyl~ sions,

In Section II. Craigengower fell out of the running last night when they lost to the Jaguars for the second time by 7-2.

This leaves the Jaguars on equal terms with Tytem "B" at be head of the section. Jaguars have an easy remaining match- that against Teikoo, but Tytam "B" will be opposed to Craften- gover tonight et Happy Valley.

will mean a Last week saw the Men's "A" A win for them

sectional play-off between them decided, when Division being Chinese YMCA decisively de-and the Jaguars. feated

University longong by 8-1 to gamer the tie for in succession. third year The Y's, who have already won the Senior Mixed Dubles title, thus also achieved the double for the third year,

the

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG BADMINTON ASSOCIATION 1961-1962 Hong Kong Annual

the

Open Championships Entries are invited for the following events. of above championships which on are expected to begin March 8, 1952:

I. Senior Men's Aingira

2. Banjar Men's Double

3. Senior Mixed Doubles

Ladies' Ringles

5. Ladles Doubles

8. Junior Men's Singles

7. Junior Aten's Doubles

H. Junior: Auxed Doubles

9. Schoolboys Singles

10. Schsový Denblas

11. Schoolgith Singles

12. Bengemities Doppler

17. studeris Mixed Doublex,

Entry and Régulation forms | are obtainable from Clu representatives and School sportsmastérior aparte mistresses, and from the Hon. Secretary c/a China Mail. Entries will close on February 25, 1962:

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY. CLUB

YESTERDAY'S SCÖRÉS

Tylam

Beation

RECHER 2220922

HONGKONG'S OWN TARZAN FOOTBALL

It has been the fashion for many years now with Alm companies, except for two interludes when swim- mera Larry Crabble and Johnny Weissmuller appeared in the role, to use athletic weight men for the role of Tarzan, the jungle hero.

Among the many Tarzans that the screen has seen were Herman Brix, one-time world record holder in the shot put, and Kaj-Taplo Rautavaara, who is the Tarzan of Finnish films and the reigning Olympic Champion in the Javelin Throw.

The main candidate for the role of Tarzan in Hongkong-produced films is Chan Wal-chin, of the South China Athletic Association, who, after quite some time as an also-ran, has emerged as the Colony's leading thrower in the shot put, discus and Javelin events.

As marks go, he is not very good as yet in the shot or discus, but his best javelin throw of 164 feet ranks with the best ever achieved in Hongkong. At Boufidary Street on Sunday, Chan Wai-chin won the shot and javelin and came second in the discus, - Chián Mall Photo.

Olympic Winter Games

A

Norwegian Ace Shatters Third World Speed Skating Record

Oslo, Feb. 19.

Hjalmar Anderson, Norway's World and European Speed Skat Champion, was being hailed here tonight as "the Golden Boy of the 1952 Winter Olympics' after shattering the Olympic 10,000 metres re- cord to gain his third Gold Medal of the week.

MEN'S "E" DIVISION Betrela 5 --- Kowloon Tong 4

J.A. Molts and. A.J. Con- salves (Recrelo) beat E. Khoo and J. Yap 24-21, beat 3. Kooing and M.C. Hung 21-15, boat C. L. Tam and T.Y. Tsun 21-9.

Rocha H.J. Xavier and D. (Recrofo) lost to Khoo and Yap 24-23, lost to Koe and Hung 19- 24, lost to Tom and Trun 15-21. C.M. Quinn and A.J. Re

Κάνου medios (Recreio) lost to and Yap 14-21, beat Koo and Hung 25-22, 1 21-12.

Cricket Club Craigengower beat Hongkong University. by 7-2,

MEN'S "G" DIVISION

beat Tar and Tsun

Kowloon Tong Beetele & J. Foon and A. Raymond (KL Tong) beat E. Ribeiro and Rozario 21-11, lost to F. M. Ribeiro and G. R. Pereira 14- 21, beat T. E.

E. Rodrigues! R. M. Soares 21-12.

and

He had already won the 1,500 and 5,000 metres events. Today, the 29-year-old blond Norwegian ace with a long raking stride sped round Oslo's open-air Biglet Stadium to cover the 10,000 metres in 16 mins. 46.8 secs and knock 38.5 secs, off the 1936 Olympic record 'set by Ivar Ballângruð, of Norway.

He equalled Ballangrud's feat in winning three titles,

Kees Broekman, of The Netherlands, was' second in 17 mins. 10.6 sees., with Carl Erik Asplund, of Sweden, third in 17 mins. 16.6 secs,

Broekman and Asplund, together with the fourth man, Pentti Lammió, of Finland, also beat the previous Olympic record.

Austria captured her second

Andersen's success" was tho (to 94 and leads Austria by 43.] Italy' sixth title, won by Norwegian points in the unofficial points Germany..... competitors in the Games to scoring table.-Reuter.

Switzerland far and. increased Norway's letid

Sweden THE' SUMMARIES in the unoffelni points tally of

Canada Oslo, Feb. 19. nations, K. F. Lam and K. W. Leung

Following are the sixth day France (KL Tong) beat Ribeiro and Alpine Gold Medal when summaries in the Sixth Winter Belgium

Japan Rozario 21-18, lost to Ribeiro Othmar Schneider won the men's Olymples and Pereir 14-21, heat alalom event with an aggregate Rodrigues and Soares 21-18 time of exactly 2 mámites for

3. Wong and H. F. Tai (KL | his two runs, Tang) beat Ribeiro and Rozario 21-13, lost to Ribeiro and

INTER-SERVICES: TOURNAMENT

Lordán, Feb. 19.

In the first rugby game of the Inter-Services Tournament at Twickenham Saturday: the Royal Navy beat the Royal Air Force by two triga (six points) to nothing.

FRIGHTENING, DESCENT

The quarter-mile course with its, frightening leg, descent; was one of the stiffestat most difficult over set in European composition, bit Schneider touched more than 40 miles' an bour na he sped down and bes gotiated the 62

Second place, went to Stela Erikson, the Norwegian, winner of the giant slalom, whose agre gate time was 1313 secs Third was another Norwegian, duf- torm Berge, with 121.7 secs,

10,000 Meires Speed Skat 1. Hjalmar Andersen, Norway 16:445 (Worts and Olympio record}} that plakat

2. Kees Broakernán, Holland. 17:106

Hauter

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13.

121

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Carl-Erik Arpland, Sweden 17:18. TODAY'S SPORT |

4. Pentia Lomlo; Finland WWW 3728.9.

4. Anton Hulces. Holland... 17:235

6. Svarte Haugii, Norway.......... 11:307 7.-Kazuhiko Sugawara, Japan 17:34

COUNCIL MEETING

Strong objection, whevoiced

at yesterday's monthly Counell meeting of the Hongkong Foot- ball Association regarding a re- commendation made by the Lea- guo Management Sub-Committee that the number of games in the Governor's Cup Competition be limited to one Instead of three as at present.

the League

Chairman at

Mr A. MA Proment...” Gath--

mittée, said that the recommen dation was made as it was falt that by reason of three matches having to be played, a tion was caused in regard to League fixtures.

It was pointed out that the Governor's Cup. Competition was Instituted in 1931 in order to | promote better relations Between the Hongkong Football Associa tion and the Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation following the withdrawal of Chinese Clubs from the League in that year.

On the proposal of Me J. Skin- nar,

Chairman of the HKFA, it

deelded was eventually

to. api point a sub-commitice compri sing 'Mr W. B. Poster, Capt O'Connell, Mr Mok Hing and Mr LJ. Channing to discuss

the malter with representatives

CAAF.

the Chrom the Sing Tho

Sports Club and Hongkong Football Club' regarding the division of gate réchipta în tend pect of the Shield match bod tween Sing Tad and Army ward discussed.

As it was considered that the rulo of the Association on the division

of -rate in Shield matches where one of the com-i peting teams' did not own u ground was not clear, it was de- cided that the rule be amended.

Mr Skinner said that he had been advised that FIFA would be holding a conference at Helsinki during the Olymple Games and that as the Associa- tion was a voting member, it was desirable that it bo, repre-

onted.

As Mr Skinner would be in Helsink at the time, the sheet- ing appointed him to represent the Association at the confer- enco,

A letter from the Athenian League stated that the period of its team's tour would be The Umited to three weeks. team would leave England on May 4 and return by May 25,

A leiter from the Singapore Amateur Football Association indicated that it was prepared to accept the Athenian League team on the terms submitted by the HKFA

The meeting decided that the Memorial Cup Qual be played on March 1, on the Club ground, at 4 pm. and that Mrs Kwak Chan be invited to présent the,Cup to the winning team.

of

A

report sent in by Mr. L. G.

Young concerning. the behaviour Chu Wing-keling of Sing Tao during the game hatween Com- bined. Chinese and the Danish Akademisic Boldklub XI vns discussed. It was eventually de-. cided that the corresponence be referred to the Emergency Sub- for a ruling ps to

Committee to be adopted in

cases of reports against players who were not cautioned or seat off during a match.

Nine Countries In Military Boxing Tournament

Portsmouth, Feb. 18.

Nine countries will be ropres, sentou at the international box- ing tournament here from May 6 to May 9 inclusive.

The tournament is being held under the auspices of the Coun- sell Internationale du Sporto Militario and the programme will be staged by the Imperial Services Boxing Association.

This is the first time that any event under the auspices of the 'Counsell has been held in 'Bri-

are

The countries competing Britain,

Belgium, CRICKET.

Dentmark, Greece, Italy, Army Cricket Week Malch-Hang- France,

the Netherlands, Turkey and the American armed lorcas in Europe-Reuter.

8. Laur! Parkkinen, Vinland. 1736.5 kong & Kowloon & Now Tersitarias 2. Gotha Healune, Sweden... 17:39.45 Bookupno, two-day mátch), zorg- 10. John, Hearn, England. 17:418 mencing 11.50 USALA

* ́ ̈Men's'Ski Blatami

1. Othmar Schneider,

A Stala Kriksen,

DENNE TENNIS......

Colony Open Championships, at Chater Boad, commencing at 2.p.m. Austere 893 60.0 100.0 Names of umpires given fin brac kots),Court. No.1, A., Augestad v Norway

592 020 2:01%) 3.0.- Ewing - (0.5, Milk). 30 2. Chung Yuesto v Tso Shiu-ilm (7,W. 61.1. 006 201.7 Yas); No 3, Cmdr J., Lame v Jolin 4. Zona Calo, Etaly 60,9 009-2018 Thau (P... Holmes); No"4; Kanasth

3. Guttorm Dary, Norway and

a. Stig Sollander,

Choden

6. James Carset

Frage 1. Fredy Ruk

Switzerland

Lov Tai Wai-pus (3.1.C.: Pearce); 404-622- 2020 No 6, Edwin TIL V A.D. Harnett (8.S. Story);". No d, 'Sacto. Bick y

Cheng Li-Cmdr Cook

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CLUB 2ND RUGGER XV The following": "have been selected to represent Club And XV.in o rugby matcha", djjainst Royal Engineers?” at: tapay, Valley to-day "kick-of 6:15 p.m.

Horicy, V.D.

011, 013, 2223 ct Jones (F COURS Gana Dantel, Countlett Roberts,

gall); No 8, Wong Chan-fal V Donald Roberts, Blealdey,

1. Cowly, Potta,” Lan- Robertson," dow, P, Holmes,

Philipy Bowden.

Hopkins, ↑ Ingli

01.6 68.7 2:03.5 6. For folttm,

Norway

014629 2:04.5 Corbett, N., 01.4 83.3 2:04.7 10. Franx

wind 25 i 01

BOCCHE

23 Cib. v KAA Boy at Boundary A.N. Other

It was a tough struggle play ed

tremendous pace be tween two very fit rides

Halinen and Hahs Benger of Draft Programmes and All through the game there Austris, led at the end of the Were very few openings which mud run with 59.3.pocs, Thirty- Entry Forma for the 6th Rice the outsides, were able to three.

competitors with Meeting 1952 to be held on plait te score tries and The

Med Aunts, Brooka Dodgy.. Saturday 1st and Satar Navy won because they took fastest times

sepong run, day 8th March: 1852 two chances which came their about 60,000 spectatoes,

Street, 4.49 9.m Way Reuter,

sliding Crown Prince Olav and (Weather permitting) may be

His daughter, Princess Ragaidd, obtained at the Secretary's

watched the rating. Offer, Telephone Houses the Club House, Happy Valley; and the Stables, Shan Kwäh Road.

HOSPITALS' CUP MATCHES

London, Feb. 10, Entries close at 12 o'clbek The following were the results NOON on Thursday, 21st of Rugby Union games played

today: February, 1952.

Hoenitals Cup: First Round: King's College Hospital 14; St. George's Hospital 0.

# Second

Routed

Men's Figure Skating

L (Coinvalsory. Figures)

SNOOKER Colony Championships.

1. Richard T. Button, usa .. 21. Pareita v Wongungen ROG);

USALURAN 1024, MT., Noronha div. H, Wong; (8,7

929 China)

Dick Button, of the United States: 'outerisselt his riválgokai: 1. kerakda Peking," VAN JULA PIA

rompulsory figures. of the Effie Frank staly de men figure alcaling, and posters. denmaye perrod certain ta, sehin the Frances, witserland Olymple title he won in London | 10; Per Cook-Clausen, Denners

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clubs, And 253 Club Grund, Happy

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Enginners at- Valley,.. 0.36”

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Match Re-arranged

London 1

-Feb. 19. Brentford have cancelled their rearranged Second vision foot- ball fixture with Shafield: Wod- herday next Februar 28, målog

20 UD-replays with Laton

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